Currently, I am finishing up an EMC xCP project, and I would like to leave behind some tips I have had to discover the hard way. Hopefully, this will save you some time during your xCP project. Tip #1 – Have Well-Defined Use Cases I know it is usually a requirement...
Articles by: lgrayson
Our Personal ICR Engine
Our minds are so complex, they constantly capture and use context you most likely have never even considered. Many illusions (or the latest blue/black vs. gold/white dress controversy), are due to the fact your mind is working without you really being aware of what it...
Ephesoft 3.1 – Thoughts on the Feature Demo
For those of you who may not have heard, Ephesoft 3.1 is now available and last week an in-depth demo of the new features was recorded. You can view the Ephesoft feature demo here: For those without the 1 hour and 18 minutes to spare, below are some of the...
The Sunny Side of Tika
One of the great joys of development comes when you learn about a program making your development task very simple. Apache Tika is one of those programs, and before I even begin to talk about Tika, I have to tip my hat to the developers. Thank you very much for...
Tips for Starting an Enterprise Document Capture Project
In today’s world, it is critical that businesses and government organizations are able to capture and fully utilize all of the information they have at their disposal, this includes information found on both paper and electronic documents. This is where intelligent...
Input Management
Input Management I shouldn't knock the term Input Management because it is fitting for what I've been involved with, but it is vague. This vagueness, allows competing companies to use any definition to best fit what they are trying to sell. (That is for another...