I attended one conference back in January, but the season really starts to ramp up about now through June, and I kicked it off with the Kofax conference in San Diego earlier this week. Just a few disclaimers about my participation in conferences, in case I forget to mention it in each case: Conference organizers [...]
The morning keynote came after the first round of breakout sessions, with Martyn Christian (CMO) and Anthony Macciola (CTO) providing some history of Kofax and its uses, plus a lot more about where it’s moving from a technology standpoint and how customers are using it. This is my last session of the conference since I [...]
Tagged Transform2012I arrived at this session a few minutes late and ended up standing in the back of the room: it was a completely packed house, which is a good indication of the popularity of the idea of using a mobile device for point of origination capture. There are a lot of use cases for mobile [...]
Tagged Transform2012I finished the first day at Kofax Transform with a briefing on the Capture product portfolio from Bruce Orcutt. A key trend in content capture is that content can really come from anywhere, in any format: paper, web, data, fax, etc.; Kofax Capture is attempting to be that universal gateway for all content capture, not [...]
Tagged Transform2012Lots of interesting content this afternoon; I had my eye on integrating BPM and Kofax Capture, but ended up at the session on turning MFPs (multi-function printers, aka MFDs or multi-function devices) for point of origination document capture using Kofax Front Office Server (KFS). Rather than collecting documents at remote offices or branches and shipping [...]
Tagged Transform2012It’s been a long time since I looked at much of the Kofax technology, so I took the opportunity of their Transform conference to attend a two-hour advanced technical session with Bret Hassler, previously the Capture product manager but now responsible for BPM, and Bruce Orcutt from product marketing. They started by asking the attendees [...]
Tagged Transform2012Craig Le Clair from Forrester gave a keynote to discuss the role of capture and dynamic case management. He co-authored the Forrester Wave for Dynamic Case Manager published in January 2011, in which Singularity (acquired by Kofax last year) places in the leaders section. If I had wifi right now, I’d look up and link [...]
Tagged Transform2012I’m in San Diego today and tomorrow for Kofax’s annual user and partner conference, Transform. It’s been a while since I’ve had to complain about no conference wifi, so I’ll just get that out of the way now – seriously, it’s 2012, wifi should be ubiquitous at conferences. The session moderator just pointed out all [...]
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