Fujifilm To Show Microfilm Archive System At Arma 2006

Fujifilm To Show Microfilm Archive System At Arma 2006

FUJIFILM U.S.A., Inc., the leading provider of midrange data storage media in the U.S.¹ , will demonstrate the new Fujifilm Document Archive System AR-1000 microfilm-based recording solution in the Fujifilm booth (#477) at the ARMA Show next week. The ARMA Show is taking place at the San Antonio Conference Center in San Antonio, TX, October 22-25.

The enhanced software in the new system will provide faster scanning, greater document notation detail and the ability to create metadata for easy integration with existing document management applications. Today’s records management and compliance regulations require management of both analog (paper) documents as well as those stored digitally. The Fujifilm AR-1000 records both digital files and scanned analog documents directly to microfilm, providing a safe, long-term archive solution for sensitive and/or valuable information assets.

One company already benefiting from advances in microfilm technology is Imaging & Microfilm Access (IMA) ( www.scanyourdocs.com), a business process outsourcing firm that provides document and data archival, access and preservation services in Bohemia, New York.

“Our clients generally have strict requirements for quality and quick turnaround with results they can count on to survive for a long time,” said Mitch Davis, president, IMA. “The Fujifilm solution enables maximum return on investment for me because it uses parallel processing and produces the highest resolution available on the market today.”

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