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Use of OCR recognition to extract metadata from structured form fields is a well-established technique, but there is much dark data hidden in hand-written text, open-ended comment fields, document amendments, and signatures that can be brought to light using advanced ICR technology. In this infographic AIIM and Parascript highlight findings from their survey on where dark data resides and the value of recognizing keywords, signatures and notes. - See more at: http://www.aiim.org/Research-and-Publications/Research/aiim-posters#sthash.aZUSzxiH.dpuf
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Shedding light on the dark data
Shedding light on the dark data
- in your document capture processes- in your document capture processes
What do people use captured data for?
So where is the dark data?
Signatures: always a problem for smooth processes
Where is the business value in hand-written keywords?
Can ICR help you capture your dark data?
Key benefits and ROI
Formstext 40%
Indexing for archive 80%
Index for retrieval 61%
Routing to process 66%
Classification for records 51%
Amendments and strike-throughs
Hand-written notes
Signatures
Open-ended comments fields
Hand printed forms fieldsYES, I would like to support the Imperial Children’s Charity efforts, educational programs, adoption programs and medical care. Please accept my monthly donation gift of:
$5
VISA
MasterCard
AMEX
Discover
Please add me to the Imperial Children’s Charity mailing list
$10 $15 $20 Other ammount $
Mr Martin James HinchcliffeMr Martin James Hinchcliffe
3566 North Avenue3566 North Avenue
Chayaton, USA NY 42311 2253Chayaton, USA NY 42311 2253
0157764598755621
____________ Exp. Date _____________
Imperial Children’s Charity
Martin Hinchcliffe
X
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35
5056 6705 145326 478835 12/10/18
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2439 Cardinal Street
ICR can help you capture your dark data - but you have to move your technology on
Invoice No. 165424322-02 Manufacture No. 3155679603427
Charge
Item 02
Item 01
Delivery
Total
10332-010
5,100.65
300.35
2,120.00
70.00
7,591.00
ICR
21%
19%
58%
12%
6%
Scan-to-archiveONLY
Optical MarkOMR
OCR machinetext
ICR hand-printrecognition
ICR hand-script
X
ScanScan
Average productivity improvement reportedby ICR users for hand-written forms capture. 37%
+37%Number of forms processed
Would find ICR extremely or very useful for:
12 months 18 months
Report ROI in 12 months or less, 55% within 18 months 35%
40+%
40+% Sign-offs, search tagging, open-ended fields, contract conformance, retention/deletion, legal discovery, amendments and tamper detection, redaction, customer comments, analytics.
*Survey carried out in February 2014 with 267 responses from the AIIM community.
www.aiim.org/research
www.parascript.com
© AIIM 2014 www.aiim.org
Click here for free download of full survey report
Imperial Children’s Charity
Parascript is a global leader in developing cursive, handprint, and machine print recognition technology. The company’s advanced recognition solutions processes virtually any document format and text type (handprint, machine print, cursive, marks and more), providing fast, reliable access to information and transactions.
AIIM is the global community of information professionals. We provide the education, research and certification that information professionals need to manage and share information assets in an era of mobile, social, cloud and big data.
Forms routing and workflowExtremely Useful
23%Very Useful
20%
Retention/DeletionExtremely Useful
19%Extremely Useful
19%Very Useful
19%
Search tagging/Metadata creation
Extremely Useful
21%Extremely Useful
21%Very Useful
23%
Legal Discovery
Extremely Useful23%
Extremely Useful23%
Very Useful20%
Customer Sentiment and Big Data
Extremely Useful14%
Extremely Useful14%
Very Useful21%
M a r t i n H i n c h c l i f f e
Martin Hinchcliffe
Signature CriticalProcesses
Checking the presence/matching the signature would be very useful for:
Processsign-offs:
42%Mobile
capture:
29%Approval
& waivers:
29%A/C opening,loans, hires:
26%Contracts,
purchases:
45%
28%33%
25%15%Signatures aren't a bigdeal for us.
The presence of thesignature is generallymore important thanwhose it is.
There are someprocesses where we have to verify and matchthe signature beforeproceeding.
We don’t match signaturesbut it could be very important in the future dispute.