Case Studies
Virginia Beach Treasurer
After attending conferences on Check 21, the City of Virginia Beach decided it was time to move forward with a plan to adopt the new technology. The Department sent out a request for proposal for a Check 21 based system. Fairfax Imaging was selected as solution provider.
Collections Etc.
New to Automated Data Capture, Tony Maunus, Director of Customer Care at Collections Etc. started his search for a solution by attending a TAWPI conference and contacting several hardware and software vendors represented there. After several months of research, Maunus selected Fairfax Imaging as the best vendor to meet Collections’ requirements.
Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles
Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles Makes Successful Transition from Microfilm to Digital Imaging. Thanks to hard work, intelligent planning, assistance from the Department of Personnel and Administration (DPA), and a deeply appreciated Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) grant, the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (CO DMV) has transitioned from microfilm to a digitized imaging system.
Kansas
Department of Revenue
Fairfax Imaging Solution Eases Change for Kansas Department of Revenue In the Fall of 2006, when the Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) replaced their aging Unisys NDP 500 Series payment processors (NYSE:UIS), they stayed with the Unisys line of hardware but opted for a new direction in software. KDOR chose the Unisys Quantum 300 Series because they are upgradeable. This ability to improve and grow is the same quality KDOR wanted in their software solution as well. That was the main reason KDOR chose Fairfax Imaging’s Quick Modules software.
Food
For the Poor
FFP receives a wide variety of responses to its promotional mail-outs. These responses contain everything from name and address to prayer requests. With the Fairfax Imaging solution in place, donations are deposited the same day they arrive in the mail, all keying is finished before the day is done and incoming forms are imaged instead of being stored in boxes in a warehouse.