IDI Gets Van-tastic!

pic32Hard on the heels of last month’s relaunch of the IDI Website, this month Innovative Document Imaging added a snappy new Nissan van to its operations. The van, pictured at left, is capable of transporting up to 125 boxes at a time. Look for the IDI van in your neighborhood soon!

 

Innovative Spotlight: Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

pic33Innovative Document Imaging recently completed digitizing the historic grant files of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, a total of over 650,000 pages from 300 boxes. The pages are now available in PDF text-searchable format impuissance cialis soft. The Mellon Foundation, which is headquartered in New York City, is one of the world’s leading private foundations. “The Mellon Foundation is known for nurturing advances in higher education, libraries, and scholarly communication, among other areas of interest, so this work is a natural fit for them,” said IDI President, Marty Tannenbaum. “We are extremely proud to have been associated with this project,” he added.

 

Innovative Solutions: Newspaper Digitization & DigiFind-It

pic30IDI scanned over 58 years of the Weekly News from hard copies for the East Hanover Library in Morris County, New Jersey. The originals will be returned to the library this month and Innovative Document Imaging will be hosting the PDF images on its Digi-Find-It portal. Library patrons will have access to the fully searchable files via the portal shortly.

About 35 miles down I-287 in Piscataway, readers of the Piscataway Chronicle and Piscataway Review will soon have digital access to the back issues. IDI completed scanning of the local newspapers from 48 rolls of 35mm microfilm. The images will be available at the Piscataway Library later this month

IDI Digital Memory Media

pic31IDI was in Parsippany and Old Bridge, New Jersey this past weekend for two very successful Digital Media Memory sessions. The sponsoring libraries get 20% of the sessions’ proceeds, which means that the 40 orders from library patrons eager to preserve their family memories will result in much needed funds for the libraries with more to come.

 

Look for these Digital Memory Media sessions at a library or community center near you soon.

  • October 13, 2012 – East Brunswick Public Library
  • October 20, 2012 – Plainfield Public Library
  • October 24, 2012 – Long Branch Public Library
  • October 27, 2012 – North Brunswick Public Library
  • November 3, 2012 – Princeton Family YMCA
  • November 10, 2012 – Monroe Township Public Library

Want to bring Digital Memory Media to your library? Please contact Marty Tannenbaum at 800.380.9058 or by email at martyt@idiimage.com

With several large projects completed this month and several more on the go, I am especially grateful for the help and support of my family and friends. As always, thank you also to the Innovative Document Imaging team. Without the team’s hard work, none of this would be possible.

Have you seen the the Digital Memory Media commercial? It is running now through Christmas on Comcast in Southern Middlesex County, NJ on the Golf Channel, New Jersey’s Channel 12, the Vacation Channel, and Fox News. Please let me know what you think. You can reach me at martyt@idiimage.com.

Thank you for your business and warmest regards!

Sincerely,

Marty

Martin Tannenbaum

Innovative Document Imaging