Kodak’s Eric Olsen on Scanning and Digitization

Added by Cydni Tetro | November 7, 2006

Eric Olsen talks about the introduction of the Kodak i1860 high productivity high production scanner as well as other products introduced in 2006. Eric shares with us the trends in the marketplace including file format, scanning technology and distributed vs. centralized scanning business processes.

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