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Kodak i7300 Microfilm Scanner

 

Bring your Reference Archive to the desktop.

A Reference Archive provides trustworthy copies of records to validate transactions, satisfy litigation, or meet regulatory and audit requirements. These documents are maintained in an analog format on ISO-standard micrographic media via digital-to-film writing technology such as the KODAK i9600 Series Writers or paper microfilmers. Today, microfilm continues to be a low-cost, low-risk method of managing documents and information, and is the media of choice for secure, "reference-archive" storage. With the KODAK i7300 Scanner you can bridge microfilm's proven stability with the efficiency of digital technology. Now, you can have the best of both worlds.

No other microfilm scanner gives you this level of performance.

The KODAK i7300 Scanner virtually eliminates the inefficient aspects of traditional microfilm retrieval -- including slow, tedious viewing or limited output and delivery options. It can reduce ongoing costs associated with older printers and readers -- from maintenance to high-priced consumables. With the i7300 Scanner, your images are retrieved fast, displayed digitally for identification, then printed, faxed, and/or sent as e-mail. You'll have exceptionally high-quality images that are deskewed, cropped, merged (duplexed), and displayed in seconds. The i7300 Scanner does it all with twice the scanning speed and even more work-saving functionality than its predecessor, the KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE Intelligent Microimage Scanner.


Kodak i9600 Series Archive Writer

Kodak i9600 Series Archive Writer

 

The easy way to help protect your critical business records from tampering or loss.

 

View the Reference Archive Workflow

When you need a trustworthy copy of an electronic record to validate a transaction, satisfy litigation, or to meet regulatory and audit requirements, will it be there? Reconstructing a record can be perilous. Even in tightly controlled operations, back-up tapes can go astray. Hardware and software become obsolete. Databases housing the metadata defining the layers of electronic records can expire. Migration is expensive and risks transcription errors.

Diversify your records management and reduce your exposure.

You can avoid much of the expense and hazard of digital-only records storage by Reference Archiving critical business documents. Based on technology developed by Kodak, Reference Archiving copies the records you wish to secure to an analog format on ISO-standard archival media. All the information included in the original record is captured, in context. These non-volatile documents can be accessed electronically to authenticate current activities, such as an online transaction, or to support audit activities triggered by regulatory activities and legal actions. You can also be assured of long-term access and retrieval.

Put your Reference Archiving on autopilot.

 

The i9600 Series Writers are an ideal way to archive records. They accept digital files, organized by your selected records management attributes -- such as class, date, or destruction schedule -- and create copies of them on KODAK Reference Archive Media. Self-describing indices provide built-in audit trails and help make your Reference Archive Repository accessible digitally through host applications. Reference Archive Media can be automatically searched and re-digitized for online access and retrieval to provide short-term validation and long-term storage of records -- without burdening your servers.


Kodak 16mmx215' AchiveWriter Film (2.5) Film

Kodak 16mmx215' AchiveWriter Film (2.5) Film

 
16mmx215 AchiveWriter Film (2.5) Film 20 per case