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17 Trees, 380 Gallons of oil, 3 Cubic Yards Landfill, 4000 kW Energy

Do these number mean something to you and our next generation?

There are over 14 trillion paper documents worldwide which is growing at a rate of 12% per year. The average document is photocopied 12 times. One ton of recycled paper saves 17 trees, 380 gallons of oil, three cubic yards of landfill and 4,000 kW of energy.

With Kodak scanners and our partners’ document management solutions, document imaging reduce 25% of these consumptions. In 2010, we continue this mission with our new machine i4600 coming not only patented PerfectPage or ithresholding technololgy, but also a heart of caring.

Deploy your GREEN paperless DMS applications in 2011    - Insights from Springboard Research and The Association for Information and      Image Management (AIIM)    -  DMS and Document Imaging trends after considering IDC research and       Microsoft's action    -  FOUR key market trends driving GREEN on your business operations by Robert Siu, Sales Director, Document Imaging, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau, Graphic Communications Group, Kodak

	New i4600, most efficient way to turn documents into images and BE GREEN    - Kodak’s Smart Touch feature delivers out-of-box productivity that      easily automates multiple tasks with powerful “one touch” scanning    - One scanner to handle almost any size, thickness or quality    - Smallest scanner in its class to offer a 500-sheet input capacity    - Demonstration by Stephen Chan, System Consulting Manager, ACW Distribution

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