Document Imaging

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Law

E-Discovery

The conversion of paper based documents to electronic images of the documents through a scan. Document imaging is used to replace paper-intensive operations, so that documents can be shared by multiple users on a network. Document images are generally stored as bitmapped graphics. Litigation vendors offer imaging as part of document scanning services.

Technology

Records Management

A system consisting of hardware and software that converts source documents into digital formal See also digitize.

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