IDI Launches New Website

pic34Innovative Document Imaging relaunched its Website this week. The site features a fresh new design and highlights IDI’s mission to provide the best service possible at a reasonable cost for document imaging and document management solutions. See the new site at www.idiimage.com.

 

 

Innovative Spotlight: National Geographic Society

pic35Last month, Innovative Document Imaging worked on the digitization of an extremely valuable collection for the National Geographic Society in Washington, DC. To handle the project, IDI deployed Kirtas book scanners. However, the Society’s librarians expressed concern that the auto page turning of the Kirtas scanners might damage the collection in some way. “Once we demonstrated that the Kirtas was more gentle on the page than a human hand, they preferred that the pages be turned automatically,” said IDI President, Marty Tannenbaum. With their fears allayed, the project proceeded without a hitch. “The Society’s personnel were delighted at how smoothly the scanning went for their collection,” Tannenbaum added.

Innovative Solutions: Princeton University Press

pic36This month, IDI is set to complete the scanning of every book published by the Princeton University Press since the 1800s. The project comprises some 6,000 of the Press’ volumes in all. IDI is delivering Print-onDemand images

 

IDI Digital Memory Media

pic22Tune in and turn on! Digital Memory Media will be running 400 commercials a week on Comcast TV in Middlesex County, New Jersey starting September 17th through Christmas. The commercials will air on The Golf Channel, New Jersey’s Channel 12, the Vacation Channel, and Fox News.

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

  • September 29, 2012 – Piscataway Public Library
  • 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

Sponsoring libraries receive 20% of all proceeds from Digital Memory Media sessions. Want to bring Digital Memory Media to your library? Please contact Marty Tannenbaum at 800.380.9058 or by email at martyt@idiimage.com.

Congratulations and thank you to the Innovative Document Imaging team for its work on the Website redesign, and the National Geographic Society and Princeton University Press collections.

In New Jersey? If you see one of our Digital Memory Media commercials, 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