Kodak Color Network Scanner Scan Station 100, 25ppm/50ipm

                                           
   In just moments, share documents across your office network with the KODAK Scan Station 100. A color LCD touch screen makes it easy for anyone in your office to send documents to multiple network destinations, simultaneously. You can scan to e-mail, to folders, to print, to portable USB drives, to searchable PDF -- all with one product! And your images will have the outstanding quality that comes from Perfect Page scanning.
 
 Quickly turning paper documents into digital files once required both patience and a computer. But a breakthrough in office innovation from Kodak Company now lets users simultaneously scan, store, and share documents on an office network, and send them anywhere-without a computer. Kodak announced the Kodak Scan Station 100. Designed to increase office productivity, the Scan Station 100 enables users to convert paper documents-color, black-and-white and grayscale-into digital images for; sharing via e-mail, routing to network folders, sending to networked printers or copiers and saving on portable USB flash drives.

Kodak Scan Station 100 - Improve office productivity
"One of the biggest issues all-in-one users face when scanning documents on their multi-function devices is the poor image quality," said Ron Glaz, Program Director at IDC, a leading industry analyst firm. "Kodak is addressing this issue head-on by integrating its image-quality features into a networked device that essentially performs similar functions as other multi-function devices when connected to a network." Applications include finance, accounting, insurance, healthcare, transportation, law offices, and government administration. Here are examples of a few ways in which the Scan Station 100 can help improve office productivity:

1). Office staff in a physician's practice can quickly scan a new patient's information sheet, privacy forms, insurance cards, medical charts, test results and all related paperwork to the same patient file on the practice's private network.
2). A law firm's administrative assistant scans vital client documents that are simultaneously routed to a network file available to its legal team and e-mailed to co-counsel at another firm across the state.
3). A delivery service driver scans daily package tracking documents, which are quickly and easily transferred to the delivery company's internal billing system and subsequently to each customer's respective account.

 Built-in USB portable drive connectivity for image storage and user configuration profiles