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IMR Helps TYCO Electronics Go Digital

Information Management Company Converts Paper Documents To Digital Images

Harrisburg, PA - Information management provider, IMR, recently completed the conversion of 450,000 test result documents into digital images for TYCO Electronics. The paper documents, which dated back to 1992, consisted of new product functionality, failure testing and metallurgical testing. After the conversion, the new digital images were imported into TYCO's proprietary document management system.

The paper documents, according to Bob Chamberlain, IMR's President, had to first be transferred from TYCO's offices to IMR's Hazleton secure production facility for processing. "The project took about six weeks, and TYCO is extremely pleased with the quality of the results," Chamberlain said adding that "many of our clients are finding the need to convert important documents to electronic files in order to share information between employees and locations more cost efficiently or to reduce the amount of storage space."

TYCO is a $13.0 billion global provider of engineered electronics components for thousands of consumer and industrial products; network solutions and systems for telecommunications and energy markets; undersea telecommunication systems; and wireless systems for critical communications.

IMR is the premiere information management provider creating solutions for capturing, integrating and processing information, data, and documents to ensure efficient information exchange and long-term retention of critical data. IMR custom solutions combine workflow refinement and technologies designed to improve business efficiencies, address requirements for compliance and security, and reduce costs that positively impact the bottom line. Over the past 26 years, IMR has implemented solutions for a full range of markets including government, healthcare, commercial, education, financial, and many others. More information is available at www.IMRdigital.com.