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X-rays remain an incredible medical technology but the process of sharing these scans with the specialists who needs to see them can be outright medieval. To simplify sharing medical scans and records, the team at Micro Com Systems (MCS) offers X-ray digitization, a process where an electronic image is created from traditional X-ray film using specialized equipment.

Is it time to consider medical records scanning and digitization? There are some compelling reasons to do so.

Large format drawings are a common sight around engineering and architectural firms, construction companies and municipal/city departments. For many reasons, these drawings are valuable and need to be archived. Unfortunately maintaining these in paper form, is a significant waste of space. At worst, these images are cumbersome, hard to share, and prone to damage—these are some of the reasons why Micro Com offers large format scanning services in Vancouver.

Reduce paper charts and streamline office operations with fast and flexible medical and dental chart scanning services.

Tracking down a missing file is something just about all legal professionals have in common or have experienced on occasion. Sometimes, even with the best filing systems (and people), the process can take hours. As a firm that's been in the document imaging business since 1975, the team at Micro Com Systems in Vancouver collaborates with legal offices and professionals who want to use digitization as a tool to cut down messy paperwork and streamline office operations.

For businesses in the medical and dental sectors, Micro Com Systems has launched a video explaining how their scanning services cater to industry professionals.

Micro Com Systems succinctly explains how document scanning can be utilized by businesses looking to increase efficiency.

Social media has made video marketing a popular pastime, and Micro Com Systems has jumped on the bandwagon. To succinctly explain their microfiche and microfilm scanning services in Vancouver, Micro Com Systems has released a 2.5-minute video.

A desktop office scanner is a suitable tool for everyday, low-volume scanning needs. As a practical solution that gets the job done, it gives team members the flexibility to scan around the clock thereby increasing security and shareability of documents. However, not all scanners are created equal. Here's what to consider before taking the plunge.

It's fair to say 2020 was a year full of surprises, but for the annual holiday blog, the document scanning services at Micro Com Systems created a post reflecting on some of the positives the year brought.