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Build your reference archive quickly & automatically! |
The Kodak i9600 Series Writers - The
easy way to help protect your critical business records from tampering or
loss |
When you need a trustworthy copy of an electronic record
to validate a transaction, satisfy litigation, or to meet regulatory and audit
requirements, will it be there? Reconstructing a record can be perilous. Even in
tightly controlled operations, back-up tapes can go astray. Hardware and software
become obsolete. Databases housing the metadata defining the layers of electronic
records can expire. Migration is expensive and risks transcription
errors. |
Diversify your records management and reduce your
exposure |
You can avoid much of the expense and hazard of
digital-only records storage by Reference Archiving critical business documents.
Based on technology developed by Kodak, Reference Archiving copies the records
you wish to secure to an analog format on ISO-standard archival media. All the
information included in the original record is captured, in
context… |
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The speed of digital. The power of analog. |
Safeguard your
critical data with a reference archive |
When you need trustworthy copies
of records to validate transactions, satisfy litigation, or meet regulatory and audit
requirements, will they be there? In a reference archive, your records are
maintained in an analog format on ISO-standard micrographic media via traditional
microfilm equipment and today's digital-to-film writing technology like the KODAK
i9600 Series Writers.. |
Your microfilm has never been so
versatile |
For managing documents and
information, and for low-cost, low-risk reference archive storage, microfilm is the
media of choice. With a KODAK 2400DSV-E or 3000DSV-E Digital Scanner-Printer,
you can deliver documents in digital and paper formats—and do it fast. They make
excellent upgrades from analog reader-printers or first-generation film scanners.
And they bridge microfilm's proven performance with the flexibility of digital
technology. Now, you can have the best of both worlds. |
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