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Callas software, specialists in software for the analysis and processing of PDF files, released an update for their pdfToolbox 4 plug-in that will make pdfToolbox Server 4 available for purchase on October 27th.

Thankfully, the all-in-one PDF production tool pdfToolbox Server 4 is no longer tailored for prepress users. That means you can know almost nothing and still be able to complete common to eclectic tasks in next to no time!

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Callas Software to Release pdfToolbox Server 4

Document management software provider eCopy has announced eCopy PaperWorks Plus. This product allows users to convert paper documents into electronic Portable Document Format (PDF) files that can be edited, searched, managed and organized. There are also some additions that make this application better suited for users looking to improve their workflows.

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eCopy Aims to Simplify Document Management

What is a major problem when trying to rope data into a content management system? Trying to contain, organize and aggregate unstructured and non-standardized data is likely one of the issues on the top of any content manager’s list.

This is why RSD has announced a new product called Data2Doc that aims to bring some structure and standardization to PDF documents and other data sources. The new offering will enable customers to quickly deliver business-critical, data-rich documents quickly and easily.

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RSD Announces Data2Doc to Handle Data Aggregation

It’s no secret that businesses waste a lot of paper. No matter how effective one’s content and knowledge management is — the need to print files and documents is still inevitable. Out of necessity, storage costs and time spent searching and organizing has increased.

As the world makes a more concerted effort to go “green,” the push for e-document management has been gaining momentum. Not only is digital storage cheaper than paper, ink, physical space and the manpower required to assist in taking care of piles of paper, implementing an automated electronic document management system can make business operations run more efficiently.

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Go Paperless, Save Money and the Planet

Adlib Software, a producer of server-based document conversion, recognition and publishing software, and Good Products, a provider of Enterprise CMS solutions for Life Science sectors, have reached an OEM partnership, as they continue to address the importance of business efficiency through enterprise content management.

The new partnership will facilitate regulatory submissions in the pharmaceutical industry and will include the integration of Good Products’ electronic document management system g-docs with Adlib Software’s Express Server centralized PDF rendering tool.

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Adlib Integrates G-docs, Enhances Document Management