Home > Points of Interest > Document Imaging and Document Management
| 1. One Page Summaries | ||
| 1-1 | Table of Contents, Document Management Continuum (DMC) (Long) (10-2) | 22000p.pdf |
| 1-2 | How to Measure Scanned Documents, Born Digital Documents, and Digital Storage [1] (4-1) | 22009p.pdf |
| 1-3 | 10 Terabit Ethernet, T1, OC3, and Document Transmission Speeds: Pages per Second Over Various Types of Links (7-3) | 22037p.pdf |
| 1-4 | DVD Specifications Summary (5-9) | 22038p.pdf |
| 1-5 | Pixels per Image and Pixels (or Dots) per Inch (dpi) (or millimeter)(and Office Color) (5-10) | 22039p.pdf |
| 1-6 | Display Resolutions and Nomenclature (Display Sizes in Pixels) (H x V, Horizontal by Vertical) (5-11) | 22040p.pdf |
| 1-7 | 1 PetaByte Magnetic Disk Array in a 48 Square Foot (5 Square Meter) Office Cubical; 600 GigaByte Native Format Magnetic Tapes, Halftone Printing, Dithering, Microprocessor Design Rules (Wire Widths) | 22042p.pdf |
| 1-8 | GIS (Geographic Information Systems) Data, Aerial Photography, and Digital Orthophotographs, Digitized Multimedia Formats, Medical Records, and Scanned Miscellaneous Documents (5-13) | 22041p.pdf |
| 1-9 | Units of Measure, Digital and Metric, Decimal and Binary (also: Paper and Trees) (And COLD and Scanning Cost) (5-14) | 22043p.pdf |
| 1-10 | Projecting the Cost of Magnetic Disk Storage Over the Next 10 Years [2] (4-3) | 22011p.pdf |
| 1-11 | Moore's Law and Knowledge Management (4-6) [3] | 22017p.pdf |
| 1-12 | Evolution of Intel Microprocessors: 1971 to 2003 [3] (4-5) | 22016p.pdf |
| 1-13 | Cost of Semiconductor RAM (Random Access Memory) Over 50 Years: 1970 to 2020 (4-7) | 22045p.pdf |
| 1-14 | Reasonable Size of Computer RAM (Random Access Memory) Increases from 1 KiloByte in 1968 to 1 GigaByte in 2002 (34 years) (4-8) | 22046p.pdf |
| 1-15 | 50 Year Timeline: Merging Microsoft Windows, Office, SQL Server, CE, and the Internet in 2006 (2-2) (3-1) | 22057p.pdf |
| 1-16 | Following Shakespeare through: Being, Love, Wisdom, Knowledge, Information, Data, Bits, and Discernable Differences (Pits on an Optical Disc); from Bits to Being (or Not to Be) (3-5) | 22044p.pdf |
| 1-17 | Raster Images - Scanned, Born Digital, and Printed (and Inverse Table of Periodicity) (5-1) | 27004p.pdf |
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| 1-19 | Documents Scanned in Grayscale Look Like a Photograph of the Original & Viewing Terapixel Images Over a Dial-up Internet Connection with Dynamic Progressive Transmission of Resolution (5-17) | 22047p.pdf |
| 1-20 | Viewing an 82 GigaPixel Image on a Wireless Hand Held Device over a Dial-Up Connection with Smooth Roaming and Zooming via Progressive Dynamic Transmission of Resolution (5-19) | 22056p.pdf |
| 1-21 | 600 dpi for Document Imaging and Digital Copying (5-20) | 22055p.pdf |
| 1-22 | Spatial Indexing for Document Access, Using a GIS (Geographic Information System) to Index Documents (8-1) | 22034p.pdf |
| 1-23 | 3 Day Course in Document Imaging and Document Management (DIDM) | 28995p.pdf |
| 1-24 | Table of Contents, Document Management Continuum (DMC) (Short) | 28801p.pdf |
| 1-25 | Postscript (and PDF, Portable Document Format) (Outline Font) Exemplar: Spiral Infinity (5-2) | 22028p.pdf |
| 2. Overviews | ||
| 2-1 | Document Management Overview | 21954p.pdf |
| 2-2 | 50 Year Timeline: Merging Microsoft Windows, Office, SQL Server, CE, and the Internet in 2006 (1-15) (3-1) | 22057wp.pdf |
| 2-3 | Microsoft Evolution: The 3.1 Flavors of Windows 2000 and XP Become the Microsoft Environment (3-2) | 22001p.pdf |
| 2-4 | Permanent Digital Records, 5 PDF Formats, and Records Management Systems (6-1) | 22025p.pdf |
| 2-5 | Planning for the Continued Rapid Change of the Internet (7-1) | 22014p.pdf |
| 2-6 | Preserving Information Forever and a Call for Emulators (6-2) | 22010p.pdf |
| 3. Management | ||
| 3-1 | 50 Year Timeline: Merging Microsoft Windows, Office, SQL Server, CE, and the Internet in 2006 (1-15) (2-2) | 22057p.pdf |
| 3-2 | Microsoft Evolution: The 3.1 Flavors of Windows 2000 and XP Become the Microsoft Environment (2-3) | 22001p.pdf |
| 3-3 | Document Management System Search Features: The More, The Merrier | 22005p.pdf |
| 3-4 | Email, Voicemail, and Web Page Appropriateness Reminder for Employees | 22019p.pdf |
| 3-5 | Following Shakespeare through: Being, Love, Wisdom, Knowledge, Information, Data, Bits, and Discernable Differences (Pits on an Optical Disc); from Bits to Being (or Not to Be) (1-16) | 22044p.prg |
| 3-6 | Microsoft Initiatives, Day by Day, 1996 to Present | 22015p.pdf |
| 3-7 | Storing Uncompressed Images of Photographs and Documents | 22049p.pdf |
| 3-8 | Electronic Public Record Legislation Based on the ISO 9000 Standard for Continuous Improvement of Quality | 22050p.pdf |
| 3-9 | (Document not available) | |
| 3-10 | CRM - Certified Records Manager | 22051p.pdf |
| 3-10 | CDIA - Certified Document Imaging Architect | 22052p.pdf |
| 3-11 | Electronic Seals Provide Security for Electronic Signatures | 22053p.pdf |
| 3-12 | Legislated URLs for Permanent Documents on the Internet | 22054p.pdf |
| 4. Cost | ||
| 4-1 | How to Measure Scanned Documents, Born Digital Documents, and Digital Storage | 22009p.pdf |
| 4-2 | Sizing a Document Management System: Image Size Estimates for All Types of Digitized Documents | 22003p.pdf |
| 4-3 | Projecting the Cost of Magnetic Disk Storage Over the Next 10 Years | 22011p.pdf |
| 4-4 | Decline of Magnetic Disk Storage Cost Over the Next 25 Years | 22004p.pdf |
| 4-5 | Evolution of Intel Microprocessors: 1971 to 2003 | 22016p.pdf |
| 4-6 | Moore's Law and Knowledge Management | 22017p.pdf |
| 4-7 | Cost of Semiconductor RAM (Random Access Memory) Over 50 Years: 1970 to 2020 | 22045p.pdf |
| 4-8 | Reasonable Size of Computer RAM (Random Access Memory) | 22046p.pdf |
| 4-9 | Cost per Page, Box, File Cabinet, Shelf, Linear Foot, Linear Inch, etc. for Document Scanning and Storage | 22030p.pdf |
| 4-10 | Pixels per Scanned Image: Uncompressed and Compressed | 22035p.pdf |
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