Friday, August 31, 2007

TransMedia Pulls Trigger on Collaborative Word Processing

Glide 2.0 has work to do before it challenges Microsoft Office, but Google should be looking over its shoulder.

Software startup TransMedia is looking to crack into the cluttered market for word processing software with a new product tailored for the increasingly mobile workforce.

TransMedia introduced its Glide Write 2.0 operating system and word processor on August 28, billing the software as a "mobile collaborative platform" that lets users create, edit and share rich documents from their desktop or mobile device.

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Thursday, August 30, 2007

Documents Get Smarter

Insurers making intelligent, interactive documents a priority are reaping benefits in both the front and back office.

Most companies today understand that customer communications are integral to successful customer relationship management programs. Many of these communications are initiated from field organizations. Letters, proposals, quotations and marketing materials are often created, assembled and delivered to customers from branch offices.

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Wednesday, August 29, 2007

It's a Multi-Core World: Let the Data Flow

A functional parallelism paradigm that fits multi-core processor architecture

The multi-core buzz is everywhere. Pick up a newspaper and the local electronics mega-store is advertising multi-core desktops and laptops to the consumer. Interesting, but what does it mean to the everyday Java programmer? Maybe nothing. If you live in the application server world writing EJB-based applications your application server does most of the heavy lifting for you. It handles concurrency just fine. But that doesn't cover all applications. Multi-core technology will especially affect applications that must process large amounts of data in a non-transactional (outside of a database context) manner. For this class of applications, the implications of multi-core are huge.

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Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Inmate data-entry program is halted

The Utah Department of Corrections has temporarily suspended a data-entry program that employed inmates, after Grantsville's mayor received a letter claiming prisoners had compromised city employees' personal information.

The letter was sent in April by an inmate who did some of the data entry. However, corrections officials have since determined the inmate sent the letter to retaliate for being fired from his job.
Grantsville contracted with the Utah State Prison to have records compiled onto CDs. After receiving the letter, city recorder Wendy Palmer said the mayor had a letter sent out to city employees.

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Sunday, August 26, 2007

Software eliminates manual data entry

WinWedge allows real-time data from any serial lab instrument and other serial devices to be collected and sent to any Windows application, as well as Citrix and DOS,thus eliminating slow, error prone manual data entry.

TAL Technologies has released WinWedge Pro 4.0 through its UK distributor Adept Scientific. WinWedge allows real-time data from any serial lab instrument and other serial devices to be collected and sent to any Windows application, as well as Citrix and DOS, thus eliminating slow, error prone manual data entry.

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Friday, August 24, 2007

Flawed data-entry designs vital issue of survey

In response to Joseph Conn's "RTI report includes controversial EHR requirement":

Great article, but it misses the vital issue that resonates throughout the original RTI report. As I commented in January (and I received no reply to my comments), the RTI report identifies a number of flawed design elements that EHR vendors have elected to incorporate into their processes for entering data into the patient record. RTI specifically identifies that the use of defaults, pre-loaded generic templates and "copy and paste" information from previous visits or other patients "could be subject to fraud or abuse."

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Thursday, August 23, 2007

The Data Entry Revolution

Remember the old days? Forms shipped off to service bureaus? Is it possible that manual data entry will seem as quaint within a few years?

Manual data entry, of course, won’t completely go away. But the volume of work that must be done that way, in particular in the preparation of tax returns, will diminish substantially and it’s not going to take very long.

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Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Data Entry Template Editor

You can create a new Data Entry Template or edit an existing one. When you create a Data Entry Template, you are creating a set of properties that define the type of content your users can create. To learn more, see About Data Entry Templates. When you have finished creating or editing a Data Entry Template, click Save, then click Close.

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Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Data mining: Three steps to mining unstructured data

The business value of unstructured data can be left unexploited when data mining is executed with an inadequate, static data model designed for structured data. The authors of this chapter excerpt detail a three-phase process intended to make data mining and analyzing unstructured data more streamlined.

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Monday, August 20, 2007

Latest pdf-Office Professional Version 6.0 sets new standards in PDF form creation and design

The pdf-Office Professional package is the ideal choice for anyone that needs to create PDF forms from scratch or extend existing PDF templates by data entry fields. Form creation is this easy with the newest Version 6.0 version, which now comes with integrated graphics creation functions, letter spacing and much more besides.

Interactive PDF forms are not something you create every day, which means that the corresponding software has to be very intuitive and easy to use on-the-fly. The latest version, pdf-Office Professional 6.0, from Germany's UNIVERSE Software has improved, simplified handling, and still boasts a variety of new functions.

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Sunday, August 19, 2007

Data entry is a top cause of medication errors

Computerized prescribing systems might cut the quantity and severity of medication mistakes, but they can't eliminate them entirely, said patient safety experts who reviewed the U.S. Pharmacopeia's 5th annual study of medication error reports.

The study of the more than 235,000 error reports submitted in 2003 by 570 health care facilities was the largest ever by USP. And as the number of reported errors goes up, the percentage that causes patient harm has gone down. But the findings that generated the most discussion are those indicating that electronic prescribing is creating new types of errors.

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Friday, August 17, 2007

New word processing features shine, but still some room for improvement

Apple’s new Pages ’08 is a very good word processing and page layout program with dozens of new features and enhancements that make the program easier to use and which are likely to make Pages the only word processing and page layout program most people will ever need. But, it is still missing key features—such as a good mail-merge tool—and has one bug that may prevent you from taking the Pages plunge.

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Thursday, August 16, 2007

Forms processing speeds up data entry

Corporate research team at Unilever is enjoying a significant reduction in the time taken to enter data from the many questionnaires completed by participants in its studies

Thanks to an AutoData forms processing system from Kendata Peripherals, the corporate research team at Unilever's biosciences division near Bedford is enjoying a significant reduction in the time taken to enter data from the many questionnaires completed by participants in its studies. The team regularly produces booklets of questionnaires for use in research into diseases like diabetes and in clinical trials of various food and beverage products

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Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Commentary: Beyond data processing

Analysis contributes to better management

Before 1999, most agencies that are required to comply with the Chief Financial Officers Act received less than unqualified opinions on their annual financial statement audits. Furthermore, most took more than three months to produce those “less-than-pristine” financial statements.

Fast forward to 2006, when 19 of 24 CFO Act agencies received clean opinions on their statements and all produced their statements within 45 days after the end of the fiscal year.

Perhaps we should close the government and have a huge block party to celebrate. I think not.

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Monday, August 13, 2007

Automatic Data Processing Rises on Fiscal 2008 Forecast, Analyst Upbeat on Long-Term Value

Shares of Automatic Data Processing Inc. climbed Tuesday, after the payroll and tax filing processor forecast fiscal 2008 profit and sales growth on the heels of fiscal fourth-quarter results that topped Wall Street expectations.

The stock rose $1.06, or 2.3 percent, to $47.13 in afternoon trading.

Separately, ADP reported a lower fiscal fourth-quarter profit, as results a year ago were helped by a large gain from the sale of its claims services group.

Sales in the quarter rose 13 percent to top Wall Street expectations, as revenue at ADP's employer services segment — the company's largest unit — rose 12 percent.

Baird analyst Mark Marcon said ADP has many solid long-term growth prospects, including tapping international markets and acquisitions, which have been a "top priority" for ADP.

"Given the large cash balance, ADP maintains significant flexibility for strategic acquisitions and share buybacks," Marcon wrote in a client note.

Marcon said ADP is capable of reporting earnings per share growth between 10 percent and 15 percent over the next five to 10 years, provided strong organic revenue growth continues.

Chief Financial Officer Chris Reedy said growth prospects remain strong in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in China, where ADP has inked contracts with BMW and Mercedes Benz.

"We're seeing dynamic growth coming out of China," Reedy said.

Looking at the fiscal fourth quarter, Chief Executive Gary Butler said results were helped by new client contracts, organic revenue growth and improvement in margins. Butler also said the company still has $1.9 billion in cash on its balance sheet and expects share buybacks to continue.

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Friday, August 10, 2007

Data Entry Pro Review

Everyone wants to make money the easy way, we all want to get rich quick but who really ever figures out how to do it? It sounds good but is it possible? Well, I don't know about getting rich but there is a good way that you can make some quick cash at home using Data Entry Pro.

Data Entry Pro is a simple program that anyone can use, even kids in their teens are at home using this process to make some extra party cash. It is easy and you stand to make a fortune if you know what you are doing. And the good news is that it is easy to figure it out, unlike some of the other work from home offers this one really does happen to make sense. And from what I can tell it does not seem to be one of those that are all about getting your money.

With Data Entry Pro you may not make a million dollars in a week but you can certainly work your way up to making a comfortable living and perhaps even more than that if you play your cards right.

But what you have to understand is that when you are making money with Data Entry Pro you are not necessarily getting paid by them. What they do is help you to find the best companies that you can work for. You will write ads basically and when they sell a product through your work you will get a nice little chunk of that money. You can then use it for anything at all from food to new clothes to that new big screen TV you have been lusting after. Just like any other paycheck once the money is yours it is yours.

There is nothing too complicated about Data Entry Pro but they could state things a little more clearly if they wanted to. Some people are very surprised at what the program really is once they join but those that actually do it have been more than happy with the end result. I have been making money with them for a while now and things are steadily picking up at a very satisfying pace. I like it, it is easy and I can sit at home and do it while I am in front of the TV. I don't have to deal with the daily commute. I always hated the commute all those cars, I was so tired each morning and the price of gas! Oh my! I save a ton on gas alone now because I can do all my work right here from home, it is great. I don't even have to get dressed in the mornings.

For some time now Data Entry Pro has been helping people to stay home with their families and make some good solid cash money and that is a wonderful thing. Everyone needs to be able to do something they like right, something that they can handle and that doesn't send their stress levels through the roof. While Data Entry Pro may not be for everyone there are a lot of people who have benefited and many more who will if they sign up. All I know is it works for me and I will keep working with this program for as long as I am making money!

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Joseph Tierney is a full time school teacher. He works on the internet part-time and currently earns a 4-figure salary a month. You can find out more about Data Entry Pro at Data Entry Pro Review.

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Thursday, August 9, 2007

Guide to Data Entry Home Business

In May 2004, a survey conducted by the US Labor Department showed that 20.7 million Americans, 16 years old and older, did some type of home-based work as part of their primary means of living. A significant portion of that, about 2 million, offered professional business services, which include data entry. More and more people are taking that bold step to strike a balance between family and work. The most common solution: data entry home business. Read this article to know all about it.

Right smack in the middle of the Information Age, data entry home businesses to make money from home have been on the rise since 2001. Companies need to handle enormous amount of information on a daily basis, thus the need for data entry personnel to process them. If left untouched, corporations will need to contend with massive paperwork that tend to take up valuable office space. They may also lose data, information, and revenue in the process. By staying abreast with all the data and keeping their records organized, businesses resort to the data entry industry to augment their labor and ensure continuation of their businesses.

The main equipment used in the Information Age is a computer. That box which churns out words and numbers faster than you can imagine. If you have one at your home, then you are already riding the wave to make money from home. However, having one is not the key to being successful at data entry home business. You must be an EXPERT at using it. Ensure proper training and practice especially on word processors and spreadsheet applications as well as audio processing software used in transcription.

Work of data entry varies from simple name and address entry into a list or database to more challenging work as medical transcription. One thing is common in all of them: All can be done at home.

Data entry inputers or keyers create lists of information like numbers, names, addresses and the like. The data is keyed into forms that show up on the computer screen. They are also tasked to edit existing information or spot errors in existing entries, like proofreading.

Word processing involves preparing letters, professional reports, etc. Most companies provide templates or standard formats for all documents that will be processed, so that makes the work easier. For more experienced data entry processors, they can handle more complicated work like spreadsheets, statistical tables, legal transcriptions and medical transcriptions.

Potential earning from full-time data entry work to make money from home range from $30,000 to $50,000 a month. With such a high earning potential, why do you have to leave home? Make a living by doing the data entry home business.

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Wednesday, August 8, 2007

The Fulfillment Doctor... The Art Of Data Conversion

Q: We are in the process of planning our file conversion as we implement our new catalog management system. Our vendor is telling us that they normally don't write a file conversion program for most files. What's your recommendation?

A: Today's comprehensive order management system performs integrated functionality for order entry, customer service, order processing, warehousing, marketing and merchandising.

There are literally hundreds of tables and files in these systems that have to be converted or built from scratch manually. These range from promotional tables, shipping tables to the more complex customer files, item masters and purchase order files.

For smaller businesses, the better approach is to minimize the automated file conversion. For larger companies (meaning tens of thousands of customers and products) it will be a blend of build manually and program file conversation.

The reasons are:

*Converting years of history often result in many file integrity problems because the data is not consistent over long periods of time. Needless to say it takes many more passes through the data and it may still not be totally corrected;

*Conversion programs take time to write and test. Many of the new systems files and tables can be set up faster manually than writing programs and converting files;

*Setting up files has also proven to be a good way of training departmental users in what the new system will require in terms of maintenance. It gives you familiarity with the new system at a detail level. If you attempted to convert all files the users will never understand early what the system requires.

For larger businesses, it may be more compelling to look at automating a larger share of the file conversion. But we would still advise that this should not be taken to extreme.

Some Guidelines:

*Most companies under estimate the time required to develop specs, program and test file conversion and using copies of subsets of the live file in training.

*Don't try to machine convert too much data - too many years back. How much history do you need to convert?

*Look at using your marketing service bureau to be a source of hygiened customer data. Get them involved with the file conversion early to see how they can assist you. If you use them, you'll end up sending them the files once the conversion programs are tested, several days before the "go live". This will assure that you'll have an update, hygiene customer data file. Merge/purge to eliminate duplicates just before the conversion. Address correction and NCOA would be performed.

*Take into account the data file problems that multiple years of data may have. System created problems, changes in coding of transactions or tables, etc.

*Consider the amount of time required to make the file conversion during "go live". Obviously, you don't test with the live data file. Initially test with a copy of selected records from the files. Selected records which are illustrations of as many conditions as you can identify. Then, do a conversion volume test to see how long the actual file conversion will take. This is especially crucial with large files (e.g. customers and item master) being loaded to a relational data base.

*Schedule sufficient time to humanly review data. Can't look at every record but you need to sample the converted file sufficiently to know the file conversion programs are working correctly. The user departments should all be involved in reviewing samples in the files they use. If you only review a few accounts you are taking a high risk.

*Plan out the final days of the conversion. There will be the need to begin the file conversion a few days in advance of the "go live" date. Most businesses can not shut down the business during the file conversion, so you need to figure out how to update the key files during the "go live". How will you continue to process new customer orders and returns, add new products, etc.? Need to go back and update the files during the "go live".

*Can you keep your old system operational for some period of time to answer inquiries and compare records? Remember a very high percentage of inquiries and complaints happen in the first 90 to 120 days after the sale or return and then inquiries drop off quickly Does all customer data need to be on the new system back 10 years? But for the for marketing purposes we don't want to lose customer purchase activity and promotional history.

File Build Versus Convert

In our consulting practice we look at each company's file conversion and its file data objectively. But here are some generalizations about the types of files and whether should be built manually versus converted.

These are the files that are typically file converted with programs customer files, item masters, customer order and return history, inventory files, purchase orders, subset of item master for WMS system, item locations, etc.

The majority of files and tables are set up manually by user departments. These include promotions, source codes, sales tax, shipping & handling, files which govern business rules (system control values which determine the functions of the system), open orders (keying the data gives you experience with order entry and all the order coding), general ledger chart of accounts, merchandise hierarchy ( div, dept, class, ) and employee files.

Types of files could go either way - build or convert - accounts receivables.

There are some types of files - like the historical promotions - that aren't converted. The results may be sent to a data warehouse, spreadsheet or marketing data base.

Summary

Get with user management and get an early start on planning the conversion. Realistically, consider what it will take to convert files by program versus building them manually and giving the user departments more experience with the new system's maintenance.

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Curt Barry is president of F. Curtis Barry & Co., a fulfillment consulting company assisting multichannel businesses with order management systems evaluation; online at: http://www.fcbco.com

Tuesday, August 7, 2007

Revealing Some Truths About Data Entry Jobs

Data entry jobs are one of the most widely circulated projects on the Internet. Along with medical billing, dropship wholesaling, and a slew of other bona fide jobs – data entry is quickly penetrated the work at home job scene. Each day, more and more businesses are hiring people from across the world for simple and complex work at home data entry tasks. All home based business data entry jobs require is a simple computer with high speed (preferred) Internet connection.

Data entry positions to work from home are offered by thousands of companies looking to have some kind of data entered in a certain format. Hiring out to individuals is one way of fulfilling this void. Company honchos keep tons of numerical data in paper and other forms and award data entry positions so that people can feed this information into computers based on a special format. Many companies offer data entry jobs so that forms and applications can be completed with patients’ contact information, records, and history of membership.

Unfortunately, data entry from home jobs is largely advertised on the Internet and has proven to be scams. Many data entry scams have sales letters that promise hundreds of dollars in commissions every week and being able to quit a day job. In reality, many data entry scams require its patrons to use programs that teach them how to promote affiliate sites using a bunch of advertising programs like Adwords and Chitika. Sometimes, these “data entry home jobs” are worthless lessons taught to buyers of $100 dollar packages. Other data entry job programs teach its users how to re-sell manuals sent to them.

One of the best ways to find the highest paying data entry jobs means signing up for a membership at http://elance.com and http://guru.com where many companies put out project descriptions for data entry work. Many times, these companies find relief in outsourcing given the cheaper cost than performing it in-house. Elance has one of the largest selections of data entry jobs on the Internet with lots of competition but more room at the top. If you have created a portfolio of past work, data entry work can become a breeze. Bidding for projects as a new member might be frustrating at the beginning due to limited experience, but time and diligence will land you the data entry work at home opportunities you’re looking for. To conclude, many of the data entry jobs you see out there are not trustworthy. Trustworthy data entry jobs and free data entry positions comes from looking in the right places.

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Monday, August 6, 2007

Outsource Data Entry to Conserve Company Resources

As an owner of a company or a business, you want to save money as much as possible in order to profit more and let your company grow. Thanks to the internet, outsourcing your business process can be done in other countries where qualified and experienced computer operators are widely available at a very low cost.

Countries such as India, Philippines, China and other developing countries are now accepting outsourcing as part of a very lucrative industry.

Data transcripton and management work is one such thing that businesses and companies today are outsourcing to lighten the heavy workload and also to do it more efficiently, faster, and more accurate.

First of all, before you consider this option, you have to know what tasks we are talking about. Data conversion, image and document processing, image enhancement, catalog processing services, photo manipulation services and others are all tasks that can and are routinely outsourced.

Data entry is a constant need for organizations or companies that need to document its daily activities. You should consider outsourcing this type of work to other companies abroad that offer quality data management services at a very affordable price.

There are a lot of benefits that you can take advantage of if you outsource your data management jobs. One is that you will be able to have the work completed at a very affordable price; two is that you will be able to get it done professionally by competent people; and three is that you will be getting rid of this extra work in your company. Meaning that you will be effectively separating your company's work into manageable pieces.

Data entry is often used in medical billing and transcribing. It can be done by freelancers or an outsourcing company from other parts of the world. Over the past two decades, data specialist companies and freelancers have been doing this work.

While it is true that data management jobs can be done in-house, there are certain jobs that should be done by experts rather than your staff. If you need a particularly large job in data outsourcing, it would take a lot of time and will require overtime for your staff if you do it in-house. However, if you outsource it, your company will function more normally and focus on more important work in your business.

So, if you have a time-consuming and expensive data creation and management jobs that your company needs to finish, you can consider outsourcing the work to freelancers or companies that accept outsourced jobs. For example, catalog management can prove to be very time consuming and expensive. This will involve handling and maintaining paper catalogs. By outsourcing it, you will save a lot of money and still have time for your company's top priorities.

Data entry outsourcing will certainly change the way you run your company. It will let you save a lot of money, get the job done professionally, and it will allow you to effectively manage your company's priorities and workloads.

Always remember that before you hire a company or a freelancer to create of manage your data, you should first check the quality of their work and their work experience. It is recommended that they have practical experience completing the jobs you will be outsourcing.

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Sunday, August 5, 2007

Outsourcing Data Entry: The Outsourcing Success Story

Although a company's data entry work is often among the most monotonous jobs imaginable, they require the skills of trained personnel. For all its tedium, data entry is essential to a company's survival, without being one of its core operations, and many companies have turned to outsourcing data entry work so that its employees can spend their time on more lucrative matters. The data entry tasks will be performed by competent contractors in developing nations like India, Malaysia, China, and Brazil, and for a much lower cost than it would require if it continued to be done in-house.

How Outsourcing Data Entry Works

Companies have been outsourcing data entry work almost as long as the global technological development has supported outsourcing. The outsourcing of data entry work requires a company to either mail hard copies of its data forms, or scan and email or fax, electronic images of them, to the outsource contractors who will complete the data entry job.

The data entry workers then input information into a database on a computer, and either store it on a magnetic medium for shipping or email it back to the sending company in encrypted form.

Because data entry jobs do not require and advanced degree of computer savvy, outsourcing data entry work is far less difficult than outsourcing more complex processes. Data entry work does not demand an ongoing communication between the outsourcing company and the data entry provider, and the outsourcing of data entry work to date entry firms in underdeveloped nations has for the most part been one of the big outsourcing success stories.

Freelance Data Entry Outsourcing

The Internet, of course, has played a huge part in the increase of data entry workers, in particular in poorer countries, who freelance their services. A simple Internet search will bring up dozens of sites shopping the services of data entry coders who work for what would be considered starvation wages in Europe or the US.

These data entry workers normally price their services according to both the sizes of the requested projects, and their own work histories. Outsourcing data entry work to these coders is usually a matter of posting the specifics of a job, and letting the various coders make bids on it. The going rate for data entry jobs can begin at less than $100, but there is no guarantee that the coder whose bid is accepted will actually complete the job as specified. While most of the reverse auction sites will return the money for an incomplete or substandard effort, the data entry still has not been finished, and business operations may fall behind until it is.

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Friday, August 3, 2007

Every Business Organization Needs Data Entry Services

Data entry is the main component of any business firm. They use this to maintain records of all sorts in a properly way. Although it seems to be an easier task but this is not the scenario, the work has to be done very cautiously and efficiently by the professional as data is very crucial. Data is priceless for any organization irrespective of their size and strength. Today, huge changes in the business industry have taken place and so businesses are adopting such new advanced techniques. These high end technologies have helped the data entry services in becoming much easier and efficient than ever before. If you are seeking to this service then must be prepared to spend more for this. So hiring this service will certainly help your business towards upward growth. Well, being the owner of your business, you are the best person to judge what will be a good strategy for your business. You can either hire a professional or can hire an outside firm to assist your data entry services task.

The newer methods of data entry services have over lapped the older and traditional methods of this service. Earlier, this service was done manually and obviously in-accuracy was found much more. So, information technology enabled services have come up with the new process that has made this service highly accurate and much easier. Indeed, every business wants to deal with this service very efficiently and accurately and so many have taken this highly enabled service for their firm. Data entry services are the key aspect of any business organization and every business needs a proper system to maintain its data and records. As data is crucial aspect of any firm irrespective of specialization or size and so they are in need of such an efficient system that can undertake their task.

An in-house data entry services would be more advantageous as you can keep a watch on the task done by professional. You can look into the procedure and other stuff that they do for your business. This can be bit expensive for your business as you will have to pay more as being an employee they are eligible for bonuses, allowances and other stuffs. If you are not satisfied with this option then you can undertake the services of a third party vendor. You can hand-over your entire task of data entry to them and can relieve of getting an efficient services. This can truly relieve you of getting a better service from them as you can get your task done in the way you desire. This option has proved to be more advantageous and proficient for many businesses. Now a day’s data conversion process is highly accessed by many business firms and so gaining momentum on a large scale.

Data conversion is being done without any hassle and brings more customers to buy the products. Outsourcing of data entry services has seen huge success and businesses have seen huge profits through this service. This service has proved as a cost effective business strategy for businesses and have seen huge surge in their revenue.So, it’s quite obvious that hiring data entry services from a third party vendor is better for the business then why to hire an in-house professional.

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Thursday, August 2, 2007

Image processing a booming market

Experts in the field of image processing, such as Siemens, Frost & Sullivan, the German Engineering Federation and people from the German Fraunhofer Allianz, all agree that there are very promising trends towards three- dimensional imaging, texture analysis, high-speed cameras, colour recognition and thermography.

Looking at the not-so-distant horizon, we will see the greatest amount of innovation in data processing, recognition software and optical resolution performance.

Image-processing applications already range from industrial uses and security systems to transport-ation and medical technology. Industry experts, however, agree that only about 20% of all possible applications have been addressed so far. Siemens ‘Pictures of the Future Fall 2006’ stresses that, according to estimates provided by a number of manufacturers, the worldwide market volume for machine vision systems currently amounts to about €6,5-billion, with annual growth rates extending into the double-digit range.

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Wednesday, August 1, 2007

Exponential Growth In Number of Data Entry Workers at Home.

The number of work at home data entry workers is growing exponentially. Everyday thousands of people are waking up and realizing that they want to get out of the rat race. There are about 4 million people that work at home according to the US Census. A large number of these people working at home are doing data entry.

As the number of data entry people in the work force is declining many companies both large and small have benefited from subcontracting out their data entry work to self-employed workers that do all there business from home. The demand for work at home data entry workers at home will continue to expand over the coming years.

Work at home data entry employees allow for efficient handling of information for companies with a small staff and it is a great benefit for someone looking to get out of the rat race and have the ability to work at home. Not only is this good for the corporations hiring these types of employees but it is also good for the environment as less time is spent running costly vehicles.

The typical tasks involved with doing data entry at home are typing text and entering data into one's home computer and transferring the work via the internet. The only thing needed to setup your own home office and start working from home is a computer, basic software, telephone or cable connections, and a willingness to work.

The great thing about data entry at home is that you can start in your spare time and see how it goes before you up and quit your job. Alternatively if your just looking to supplement the income from you full time job working at home doing data entry is a great way to do it.

Other tasks involved with doing data entry from home include but are not limited to: editing current information, proofreading text for accuracy and content, and updating databases for clients. A wide variety of fields are reaching out to work at home data entry employees in: medical records, court documents, and attorney's legal briefs.

There are various employment websites that can help you find a work at home opportunity. It is excellent for stay at home moms and dad's and also an excellent way to supplement your income. If you want to be a data entry operator or start your own home based business you can do it. You will find a new found freedom if you put the time and effort necessary to become successful in a work at home venture. Once you are established you will be able to work as much or little as you wish, be your own boss, and ultimately find the financial freedom that will allow you to be in total control of your life.

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