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Implementing a document imaging system.

D'Arcy Myjer·Roderick Madamba
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The benefits of a document imaging system are myriad once it's installed--it's the implementation that you need to prepare for. In this article, get a bird's eye view of one facility's implementation and the many lessons learned along the way.

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D'Arcy Myjer, Roderick Madamba. 2002. Implementing a document imaging system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12371339/

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