Our ST Imaging division wins its 8th straight Platinum Modern Library Award.
Expert Q&A: Will digital adoption “stick” after COVID-19 runs its course?
The reason for the little plastic tabs found inside your scanner track.
How a small credit union in Iowa is using big-bank network technology.
Our ultra-compact SmartSource Micro Elite is now available with a rear endorser!
Our resource hub for everything you need to keep your devices running smoothly.
A look back at our history, from the analog era of the 1950s to the modern digital age.
How a Mexican processor uses the Quantum DS to handle millions of payments.
What are they, and how do they improve your document security?
How our company helped bring photos from the Viking and Mariner missions to life.
In certain developing countries, check usage has defied the global trend by staying flat or increasing over the past several years. We investigate the causes of this phenomenon.
Inside our Serial Embedded (SE) technology – a mini-computer in your scanner!
Our popular short video series about the networked bank branch! Play Episode 1
Recurring “paper jams” on a check scanner often indicate another problem.
The popular universal API for check scanners supports our large high-speed sorter.
Where it came from, how machines read it, and why the fonts look so strange.
Why the “camera” inside your scanner isn’t actually a camera at all.
Our microfilm division recently opened a new headquarters near Boise!
How sea shipping helped one of our partners in India come in on time and under budget.
Why unreadable checks occasionally “fix themselves” when you re-scan them.
Why we changed our cleaning cards,
and how the new versions are better!
Certain difficult-to-scan documents are notorious for causing unreadable images – but we’ve developed software that can clean them up automatically.
The UK financial industry must work together to fight cheque fraud.
Examining why the decline in check usage suddenly slowed in 2017.
A lot has changed to make it possible to clear Canadian cheques from the U.S.
Why right-sizing branches might be just as important as tablets and touchscreens.