Psigen signs agreement with Dell's SharePoint practice

By Phumeza Tontsi for PSIGEN
Johannesburg, 06 Jan 2014

Psigen Software, a provider of document scanning software and advanced document capture solutions, announced today that it has finalised a Master Relationship Agreement with Dell to provide Microsoft SharePoint ECM solutions through Dell's SharePoint Consulting arm.

The agreement is partnership focused, and will allow the delivery of joint SharePoint Solutions, with a focus on document capture and scanning.

"Dell's expertise in the SharePoint space is well known, and we have already worked together on delivering several SharePoint scanning solutions," said Bruce Hensley, Psigen's President. "This Master Agreement formalises our partnership, and sets the foundation for driving future business together."

PSI:Capture can be utilised for basic and advanced scanning and capture needs, including: forms processing, optical character recognition (OCR), intelligent character recognition (ICR), optical mark recognition (OMR), barcode reading, document redaction, data extraction and much, much more. In addition, it also can be configured to migrate documents and data to over 60 different enterprise content management (ECM), and document management systems, including Microsoft SharePoint 2013.

Psigen

Built on the premise "perfect simple imaging", Psigen has formed into a rapidly growing, technical leader in document management and imaging, with partners throughout the document management and enterprise content management world. Product lines address scanning and capture needs, utilising scanners or MFPs in many specific areas, including: production capture, distributed capture, MFP capture, Web-based retrieval, and the Microsoft SharePoint platform. Psigen scanning software products have a vast array of capture features to ease the burden of scanning, capture and document imaging, standardise your workflow, and truly allow a relatively quick integration of advanced capture and scanning technology into your business processes.

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