Imaging Office Systems Adds New Book Scanners

COLUMBIA CITY, IN, FEBRUARY 24, 2009: Imaging Office Systems, Inc. (IOS) has upgraded their book scanners to the latest in design and technology to offer unsurpassed image quality and clarity. After an extensive review of client needs and available technology, IOS selected BookDrive DIY scanners from Atiz.

Traditionally, either flatbed or overhead scanners are used to scan book. Both of these models produce distorted images with margin crawl and curved text lines. All of these issues are eliminated with the BookDrive scanner because of the unique cradle design and use of digital photography to produce clear images.

Flat Bed

Scanner Output

Overhead

Scanner Output

	BookDrive DIY
	Scanner Output

IOS chose the BookDrive DIY because it can scan all kinds of books with many different sizes, thicknesses and binding types. The cradle design ensures minimum handling that produces consistently clear images without stressing the bindings.

About IOS

Deriving 100% of its revenue from content management, IOS has installed over 450 imaging systems in the Midwest. In addition to document management solutions from its partners Documentum, EMC, Oracle, Canon, FileBound, and Bowe Bell + Howell, IOS has an in-house Professional Services Group that performs system integrations and conversion, workflow and custom programming. With its multiple facilities IOS is also one of the largest document conversion service bureaus in the United States converting more than 6 million pages a month.

Imaging Office Systems Adds New Book Scanners

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