An enterprise customer in the insurance industry needed to create a thumbnail of all of their customer documents on a daily basis. The number of such documents to be thumbnailed exceeded 10 million per day. Another large enterprise customer in the utilities space needed to convert more than 2.5 million documents per day with OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to ensure that the images become fully searchable.
Consider this – An enterprise customer in the insurance industry needed to create a thumbnail of all of their customer documents on a daily basis. The number of such documents to be thumbnailed exceeded 10 million per day. Similarly, another large enterprise customer in the utilities space needed to convert more than 2.5 million documents per day with OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to ensure that the images become fully searchable.
What do you think these customers did?
If the customer chose #1 then the odds are high that they incurred high operational costs along with the risk of human error, all of which could have led to legal implications or delays in their go-to-market strategy.
Selecting #2 would work as long as the development project did not reduce or interfere with other IT tools and infrastructure. E.g. if an in-house system does not integrate with let’s say an ECM (Enterprise Content Management) or ERP system, then inevitably the scenario becomes much like option #1. In addition, internal teams now own the training, maintenance, upgrades and integration of these systems with the other IT infrastructure and related costs.
Well, both customers opted for Option #3—purchasing a document-to-PDF conversion solution. The benefit of this option for these customers was that this let them focus on their core competencies while allowing the appropriate experts to provide them with the best conversion solution around.
This also got them off the hook for training, maintenance, upgrades and integration of these systems with other IT infrastructure.
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