Kodak Shares Best Practices and Products for Businesses to Implement a Digital Document Workflow at TAWPI 2008 Forums and Expo

ROCHESTER, N.Y., Aug. 20—The transformation of paper processes into productivity gains is a magic moment for businesses. Attendees will find a number of document imaging solutions to provide their companies with a more efficient workflow at TAWPI 2008 Forums and Expo at Disney’s Contemporary Resort in Orlando, Fla., Aug. 24-27. Kodak will feature presentations by industry experts, as well as select products, services, and solutions that improve access to and management of information for professional organizations.

“Kodak’s product demonstrations and presentations during TAWPI will show how we’re working across our entire industry to help our customers grow and implement document management strategies,” said Don McMahan, Vice President of Sales, United States and Canada Region, Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group. “Professional organizations attending TAWPI will have the opportunity to collaborate, learn and take with them valuable information to help them work more efficiently, manage information more effectively, and be more profitable.”

Visitors to Kodak’s booth, #700, will see a variety of document management solutions and have the opportunity to speak to the company’s experts about specific challenges related to capturing and organizing digital information from hard copy documents. Additional opportunities to hear from Kodak experts are available through panel discussions focused on trends in document automation and distributed capture. Rod Hughes, Marketing Director, United States and Canada Region, Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group, will participate in two panel discussions: “The Future of Document & Forms Processing Automation,” on Monday, Aug. 25 at 1:30 p.m., and “Maneuvering Through a Maze of Distributed Capture Options,” on Tuesday, Aug. 26 at 1:30 p.m.

During TAWPI, Kodak will also unveil its latest program designed to help professional service bureaus assure quality solutions when managing the growth of records and critical documents coming in from their customers. Kodak will formally introduce Databank IMX as the charter member of the Document Conversion Center Scanning Services Program, recognizing the service provider’s dedication to quality information management.

Kodak will offer demonstrations of some of the latest document imaging scanners and software. The Kodak booth will have ongoing demonstrations of the KODAK s1740 Capture System; the KODAK i1860 Scanner and KODAK i780 Scanner, both featuring KODAK Capture Pro Software; and Kodak’s Check Scanning Solutions, including the KODAK i6090 Check Scanner with KODAK t6000 Internet Client/Server Software. See the attached booth and events schedule for more information on each of the product and software demonstrations taking place at TAWPI.

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2008

KODAK’S BOOTH AND EVENT SCHEDULE FOR TAWPI 2008

Sunday, Aug. 24
Booth Demonstrations: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Booth #700
KODAK s1740 Capture System	A fully integrated high speed document scanner with inline document separation capability to eliminate most manual pre- and post-sorting. Also features powerful software that allows sorting, labeling and assigning of archival image output types while documents are still in the scanner. Typical applications include centralized batch scanning for customer service, magazine subscriptions, payment and invoice processing, and mailroom operations.
KODAK i1860 Scanner with Capture Pro Software	One of Kodak’s fastest production scanners, the i1860 captures images at up to 200 pages per minute. It also offers a variety of ergonomic features, including a user height adjustable base to maximize productivity while either sitting or standing. With KODAK Capture Pro Software, the i1860 offers a fast, intuitive solution for optimizing capture workflow.
KODAK i780 Scanner with Capture Pro Software	Offering optimal speed and exceptional image quality, the i780 is the ideal choice for forms processing operations. With capture speeds up to 130 pages per minute and image resolution up to 300 dots per inch, the i780’s performance raises the bar for mid volume production scanning standards. Coupled with KODAK Capture Pro Software, the i780 offers even more useful production features, including OCR and barcode recognition, more than 40 different output formats, versatile batch scanning solutions, digital signature capabilities, and more.
KODAK i6090 Check Scanner with KODAK t6000 Internet Client/Server Software	Offering exceptional image quality, the i6090 Check Scanner produces consistently accurate processing to help accelerate cash flow in all types and sizes of businesses and organizations. With an optional inkjet printer that can endorse checks prior to capturing images; easy installation and integration; a compact size; and fast, efficient scanning, the i6090 is an easy to implement solution that speeds check capture, cutting electronic processing times in half. Powered with KODAK t6000 Internet Client/Server Software, the i6090 can become a single source transaction device, allowing users to process not only checks, but invoices, correspondence, payment envelopes, coupons and checks.
Monday, Aug. 25
Booth Demonstrations: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Booth #700
KODAK s1740 Capture System	A fully integrated high speed document scanner with inline document separation capability to eliminate most manual pre- and post-sorting. Also features powerful software that allows sorting, labeling and assigning of archival image output types while documents are still in the scanner. Typical applications include centralized batch scanning for customer service, magazine subscriptions, payment and invoice processing, and mailroom operations.
KODAK i1860 Scanner with Capture Pro Software	One of Kodak’s fastest production scanners, the i1860 captures images at up to 200 pages per minute. It also offers a variety of ergonomic features, including a user height adjustable base to maximize productivity while either sitting or standing. With KODAK Capture Pro Software, the i1860 offers a fast, intuitive solution for optimizing capture workflow.
KODAK i780 Scanner with Capture Pro Software	Offering optimal speed and exceptional image quality, the i780 is the ideal choice for forms processing operations. With capture speeds up to 130 pages per minute and image resolution up to 300 dots per inch, the i780’s performance raises the bar for mid volume production scanning standards. Coupled with Kodak’s Capture Pro Software, the i780 offers even more useful production features, including OCR and barcode recognition, more than 40 different output formats, versatile batch scanning solutions, digital signature capabilities, and more.
KODAK i6090 Check Scanner with KODAK t6000 Internet Client/Server Software	Offering exceptional image quality, the i6090 Check Scanner produces consistently accurate processing to help accelerate cash flow in all types and sizes of businesses and organizations. With an optional inkjet printer that can endorse checks prior to capturing images; easy installation and integration; a compact size; and fast, efficient scanning, the i6090 is an easy to implement solution that speeds check capture, cutting electronic processing times in half. Powered with Kodak’s KODAK t6000 Internet Client/Server Software, the i6090 can become a single source transaction device, allowing users to process not only checks, but invoices, correspondence, payment envelopes, coupons and checks.
Panel Discussion: The Future of Document & Forms Processing Automation 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. room: Grand Republic B
Panelist Rod Hughes, Marketing Director, United States and Canada Region, Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group	Being an enterprise business today increasingly means being an organization that provides solutions that deliver distributed access, complex document capture and processing, business process management, and enterprise systems integration. “The Future of Document & Forms Processing Automation” panel discussion among leading industry software and hardware providers is expected to center on exploring current trends and emerging developments in automated document and forms processing to help business drive efficiencies.
Tuesday, Aug. 26
Booth Demonstrations: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Booth #700
KODAK s1740 Capture System	A fully integrated high speed document scanner with inline document separation capability to eliminate most manual pre- and post-sorting. Also features powerful software that allows sorting, labeling and assigning of archival image output types while documents are still in the scanner. Typical applications include centralized batch scanning for customer service, magazine subscriptions, payment and invoice processing, and mailroom operations.
KODAK i1860 Scanner with Capture Pro Software	One of Kodak’s fastest production scanners, the i1860 captures images at up to 200 pages per minute. It also offers a variety of ergonomic features, including a user height adjustable base to maximize productivity while either sitting or standing. With KODAK Capture Pro Software, the i1860 offers a fast, intuitive solution for optimizing capture workflow.
KODAK i780 Scanner with Capture Pro Software	Offering optimal speed and exceptional image quality, the i780 is the ideal choice for forms processing operations. With capture speeds up to 130 pages per minute and image resolution up to 300 dots per inch, the i780’s performance raises the bar for mid volume production scanning standards. Coupled with KODAK Capture Pro Software, the i780 offers even more useful production features, including OCR and barcode recognition, more than 40 different output formats, versatile batch scanning solutions, digital signature capabilities, and more.
KODAK i6090 Check Scanner with KODAK t6000 Internet Client/Server Software	Offering exceptional image quality, the i6090 Check Scanner produces consistently accurate processing to help accelerate cash flow in all types and sizes of businesses and organizations. With an optional inkjet printer that can endorse checks prior to capturing images; easy installation and integration; a compact size; and fast, efficient scanning, the i6090 is an easy to implement solution that speeds check capture, cutting electronic processing times in half. Powered with KODAK t6000 Internet Client/Server Software, the i6090 can become a single source transaction device, allowing users to process not only checks, but invoices, correspondence, payment envelopes, coupons and checks.
Luncheon Event: Document Conversion Center Scanning Services Program 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., Napa Room featuring Kodak, Databank IMX and Northeastern University
Panel Discussion: Maneuvering Through a Maze of Distributed Capture Options 1:30 p.m. to 2:30p.m., room: Grand Republic B
Panelist Rod Hughes, Marketing Director, United States and Canada Region, Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group	The panel discussion “Maneuvering Through a Maze of Distributed Capture Options” will feature industry experts who, with the audience, will explore implementing and better using distributed capture strategies within organizations. Expected emphasis will be on providing guidance on potential uses of distributed capture options within traditional centralized scanning and capture operations to add value.