Wednesday, September 14, 2011

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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Computer Output Microfilm is a system that converts stored data directly to microfilm or microfiche. http://chilp.it/24bfef
Microfiche scanning is a technique to digitize analog fiche that contain owner manuals, parts manuals, repair... http://chilp.it/edb134
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The Library Of Congress In Line To Digitize Negatives


The Library of congress has a high volume of microfiche and microfilm and is awarding a contract for a company do digitize negatives from these microforms. According to the federal business opportunity report, the process to digitize negatives needs to be done at a high quality level. The purpose to digitize these negatives by the Library Service Preservation Division is to at least produce a digital file of the documents.


There are many reasons to believe that digitize negatives will help. For one, digitize negatives will help the library of congress offer better service in terms of providing faster search alternatives. Then there is the issue of additional preservation benefits. Digitize negatives can be duplicated endless times and backed up for safety reasons. There are many other associated benefits of digitize negatives from microfilm or microfiche and the end users stand to gain from this.

As we move forward, I suspect that more libraries will digitize negatives from microfiche or microfilm in order to get their records into an electronic format. It only makes sense from a practical view, that all of these institution digitize negatives of archives that can only be found on microfilm at the present time. In cases where cost has been an issue, we can digitize negatives from microfilm, microfiche, aperture cards, and other formats, for a very low microfilm price.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Seems like everyday, another organization makes a move to digitize negatives to preserve historical records. http://chilp.it/349d00

Saturday, September 10, 2011

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MIcrofiche Scanning and Insurance Policies

Many small and giant insurance companies or organizations that provide or manage insurance benefits to workers (such as governments and unions) keep their records on microfiche. This used to be the standard, and in fact, many organizations to this day still work with the fiche as opposed to using a microfiche scanning solution, which would digitize the entire collection.

There are many benefits in which microfiche scanning can help such organizations:

- Microfiche scanning would use less labor to accomplish the same tasks.
- Microfiche scanning allows more productive use of employee time
- Microfiche scanning reduces office filing space
- Microfiche scanning enables cost savings by eliminating a storage warehouse or paying a company to store and retrieve your fiche (you know who they are).

Most insurance fiche I've seen contain policy number, name, and sometimes social security number. A policy holder may have records covering more than one individual fiche. Generally speaking most retrieval systems use a multi-page tiff or multipage pdf named by policy number and/or name. Other final file formats include single page files linked to a load file or database.

The first reaction of an organization with insurance records on fiche is to buy their own scanners. Once they realize how large the pricetag is, they may settle for a cheap scanner or reader printer and simply digitize the fiche on an "as-needed" basis. However the most ideal scenario is to simply send the fiche to Generation Imaging to convert the backfile and ongoing requests. This solution is the one which many companies have told us they regretted not doing first.

Is your company old school?


Friday, September 9, 2011

Converting analog media to digital image i.e. http://chilp.it/1c6e9e
The National Archives hold information military service, family information, a personal history questionnaire,... http://chilp.it/92b070

Thursday, September 8, 2011

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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Become a Florida Microfilm Scanning Reseller

Becoming a reseller for Florida microfilm scanning services is a great way to generate revenue. In this current economy money is hard to come by, so every avenue should be explored. Generation Imaging has a very open-minded Florida microfilm scanning reseller program. Our pricing is so low that you can mark up your own commission. This is because we are Florida microfilm scanning wholesalers with no middle-men. The employees at Generation Imaging have scanned thousands of different types of Florida microfilm scanning projects and the bulk of our clients have been resellers over the decades.

If you can get the leads, you can resell the project to us. You can be an individual, have an LLC, or work for an organization and go through them. You need to be motivated and always keep your eyes open for roll film. You need to network. We can help with information and what questions to ask.

There are two main ways for you to resell Florida microfilm scanning:

1) You can work the deal on behalf of yourself or your company and subcontract it to us. In this case, Generation Imaging would be the "silent partner" and your end-user would believe you are responsible for the roll film conversion. Generation Imaging would not "go around" you to steal the client. We can also assist you in closing the deal with our roll film conversion expertise. Ask us for a Florida microfilm scanning quote and you can either mark it up or get a percentage. Since you are the reseller, you would get invoiced by us and you would be responsible for payment to us.

2) You can simply refer the client to us and we would give you a commission. Again, written agreements between us will ensure than we do not steal your client.

Other Florida microfilm scanning companies are not as open-minded about reselling services. In fact, standard operating procedure for some of these businesses is to go after your client and bill your client direct. You would lose out on any future deals with the client. In some cases Option #2 may be up your alley so you don't have to deal with technical support or invoicing or it could be a one-time client, but at least we give you the option!




The first bible NASA took to the moon is on microfilm. http://chilp.it/4d65b7

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

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Many county clerks turned to microfilmscanning for updating their records system. http://chilp.it/d559b6
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Monday, September 5, 2011

Microfilm Scanning Performs Florida County Clerk


Many county clerks turned to microfilm scanning for updating their records system. An article from one of Florida's county reported the microfilm scanning conversion and credited the current clerk who is running for re-election. The microfilm scanning project add a great deal of functionality and cost effective benefits.


County records have been undergoing the process of microfilm conversion for counties around the nation. This is not a new trend but it is one that many counties still look forward to. The microfilm scanning of records is not necessarily expensive but counties generally need to budget ahead of time to allocate funds. Compare to years ago, microfilm scanning is less expensive, faster and superior in quality.

For the best customer service and most efficient document and imaging retrieval system, microfilm scanning is the way to go. Turning microfilm with documents of any type and any age, into digital images will facilitate an electronic system that can serve well for years to come. The microfilm scanning procedure that best fits your requirements can be easily identified. And the cost of the actual microfilm scanning conversion can also surprisingly low.
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