It has been an exciting week here, as Nuance Communications, a leading provider of speech and imaging solutions, announced that they have acquired us. The combination results in a product set and organization that are complementary, expanding Nuance's imaging portfolio with the eCopy ShareScan, ScanStation and PaperWorks product lines, strengthening our mutual MFP vendor and channel partnerships, and enhancing our channel sales, training and support resources in North America, Europe and Asia.
The eCopy and Nuance management teams have already begun to work together on integration plans, and we will be reaching out to our partners and customers throughout the process. There are a few items that we can share with you immediately:
1. Nuance is committed to the full line of products from both companies
The eCopy and Nuance products are complementary, and Nuance is committed to the full line of eCopy products, including ShareScan, ScanStation and PaperWorks.
2. Nuance is committed to eCopy customers, MFP partners and channel partners
All of your eCopy and Nuance contacts remain unchanged, and can be reached through their existing email and phone numbers. The eCopy web site and support resources are also unchanged.
3. Nuance is committed to a strong, combined organization
eCopy has developed an excellent team, with great products and great sales, sales support and online resources, all of which are highly valued by Nuance. Throughout the integration process we will insure that we can maintain the high levels of product quality and service that eCopy customers and partners need to be successful.
Below are a couple of links to some of the initial industry commentary in the blogosphere about the acquisition. And please drop a comment to us here if you would like to weigh in.
Thanks for the kind words.
Posted by: Bill Brikiatis | December 20, 2009 at 09:50 AM
It is a great news that two leading companies in their respective field are trying to go with hand in hand. This will "result in a product set and organization that are complementary, expanding Nuance's imaging portfolio with the eCopy".
By sharing information's they will provide far more services to their clients and customers.
Posted by: Document Imaging | January 11, 2010 at 04:43 AM
No question that there is a great deal of synergy between the two organizations. You will be seeing some exciting new technologies that will be integrated into eCopy software from Nuance.
Posted by: Bill Brikiatis | January 11, 2010 at 10:51 AM
It's great news, but I'm surly waiting for the REAL news - when will we enter this Scanning 2.0 era? I wish to find every paper in my house inside a digital device throughout a easy and fast scanning. Can you make it happen? :)
Posted by: business card scanner | June 27, 2010 at 05:09 AM
I am very happy to hear that you will continue with your old products! I would love to have all my paper work on my computer and not have to print every file- then sign it and the scan it again to send- when will the safe digital signature enter the market in your opinion?
Posted by: id scanner | July 18, 2010 at 08:23 AM
It would depend on your definition of "safe." Nothing is fool proof. Certainly digital signatures can be a safe today as physical signatures.
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Posted by: Nike Air Max 90 | December 16, 2010 at 01:46 AM
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Posted by: digital certificated | January 12, 2011 at 01:09 PM
I am happy to see that you are doing good. I am interested in transferring my all paper work into my compute. I want to handle them electronically instead of managing & collecting all kinds of papers in my file.
Posted by: records management | January 30, 2011 at 02:03 AM
I too feel that nothing is foolproof but as in todays environment a number of security measures are taken that its almost safe and foolproof.I feel this can not be tampered easily
Posted by: digital signatures | February 08, 2011 at 11:28 AM