SunRise Imaging Inc.

For more than twoa decades, SunRise Imaging has been helping organizations in a variety of industries increase productivity, reduce costs of operations, and make their archived images readily available in electronic format. Below are typical success stories.

Service Bureau
Elision
With their existing scan on demand system operating at full capacity and an impending 50% increase for access to their microfilm records, this client looked to Elision for a solution that would enable them to meet the targeted increase in productivity with existing staff resources. Read more..

Government
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
SAIC employed five SunRise scanners to complete a project involving the digitization of over 100 million government employee records on microfiche. The scanners ran simultaneously, eight hours a day, six days a week. Read more..

Banking
First Union Mortgage
By using FileNET’s document management software along with the SunRise scanner to automate their paper flow process, First Union now guarantees a microfiche document turnaround of 24 hours, a 300% improvement over their previous methodology. Read more..

Legal
COMPEX
Using the SunRise 2000 scanners, COMPEX significantly improved the quality of the documents they captured from microfiche. In addition, COMPEX can now share documents via the Internet, thus significantly expanding their business capabilities. Read more..

Health Care
Central Health Insurance (CKV)
CKV needed to make its massive library of microfilm data available in the company’s FileNET archive. After extensive analysis, they determined that the SunRise microfilm scanner was the best choice for the job. Read more..

Utility
Bell Atlantic
Bell Atlantic had 1.9 million paper pages that were microfilmed on planetary cameras on site. The company used SunRise equipment to scan and compress the 16mm roll film. Scanner output was downloaded on Sony Optical Magneto Platters for shipment to customers in record time.

Education
Bibliotèque de France
2.0 Million microfilm frames of historical documents were converted on SunRise equipment to digital files and subsequently incorporated into an easy-access storage and retrieval system for use by French librarians. The system significantly reduced the amount of time needed for research projects.