Document Scanning It involves indexing and entering the metadata for capturing documents, e.g. papers, photos, books, etc. as well as quality assurance, exporting the documents, and then handing them over to the client. The documentation process is developed through the following stages;

Receive and Collect – All paper sizes.
Capture and Recognition – 30K per hour with OCR.
Preparation and Scanning.
Forms Processing.
Indexing Components and Regrouping.
Exporting – To any Document Management System (DMS); e.g. EMC Documentum, IBM FileNet, or MS SharePoint.
Saving – To any file type; e.g. PDF, PDF/A, etc.

Data Entry It's the service of entering or inputting data to computers to process digitalized versions of it. It involves accessing and updating databases specific to the company concerned. Data Entry solutions frequently provide easier access to several industries, such as accounting, e-commerce, media production, images, logistics, legal, etc.

Digital Rights Management This system is typically used to protect information in a business-to-business model and to be remotely controlled; e.g. financial data, intellectual property or executive communications. Digital Information Rights Management Solution uses encryption to prevent unauthorized access.

Digital Archiving It’s the solution for transforming physical registers to electronic formats created for the core purpose of minimizing risk and supporting compliance by securely storing and protecting all important content of an enterprise in addition with the applicable regulations through the following system; Document Storage, Document and file management.

Data Visualization It’s the solution that allows users to select the best way of presenting data through a single interface in a pictorial or graphical format. It enables decision makers to see analytics presented visually, so they can grasp difficult concepts or identify new patterns. Some tools automatically interpret the shapes of data and detect correlations between certain variables, then place these discoveries into the chart type that the software determines; presenting optimal results. Typically, data visualization services have a dashboard component that allows users to pull multiple visualizations of analyses into one crossing point.