In celebration of American Archives Month, we share interesting facts about the importance and use of archives today.

As long as documents have existed the need to preserve them has existed. So, the answer is YES, we still need microfilm today! Read more to find out the reasons why microfilm continues to be an important way to safely and securely store data.

Are you curious about the role OCR technology plays in the world of microfilm? We've put together the facts on the importance it brings to working with microforms today.

We are proud to announce the release of our latest upgrade on our AUTO-Scan Pro software. The software now provides high-speed on-demand, conversion scanning. It is currently being shipped with new units and will be available to current customers for download on Monday, July 9, 2018!

This article written by our very own president, James Westoby, was featured in the recent 2018 NIRMA Summer magazine. It gives insight into the fact that microfilm is an ancient document storage medium that is still relevant today. And, now, with the proliferation of computer technology speeding our use of data, microfilm scanners have become a true partner in the advancing capabilities of the records management enterprise.

Researchers make heavy use of digitized information. Physical documents are fragile, and their holders may limit their availability. Working with a digitized copy allows close examination and computer enhancement. At the same time, it's necessary to remain aware of copyright issues. Scanning materials freely can lead to legal trouble. Here are some helpful things to keep in mind.

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Have you been given the task of finding a microfilm scanner for your library, government agency or organization but don't know where to start or what qualities to look for? Don't worry, here is a guide to help you focus on the important things when buying a microfilm scanner.