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Document imaging technology improves speed, accuracy of head counts About 30 countries worldwide have tapped Kodak for assistance in using infoimaging technologies to conduct census counts. 
Insights from Industry Analysts and Observers For two perspectives on the growth potential for infoimaging participants, kodak.com asked John Sculley and David Harding to share their views.
'CPXe' spells relief for printing digital pictures CPXe is a a picture-printing standard offering consumers options for photo-quality prints from digital images. It's also a business framework that will connect retailers and consumers online. To learn more, download "CPXe as a Web Services Business Framework for Printing Digital Photographs." This report is provided in a PDF file. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print this report.
IDC Conference highlights the changing infoimaging landscape Leading industry executives, analysts, and business media explored the opportunities in the fast-growing infoimaging marketplace at the IDC Imaging Convergence Forum. Our coverage offers a roundup of their views, and their outlook for growth and collaboration in the industry.
Infoimaging gives timber grower a closer look at trees Timbercorp Ltd., Australia's leading agribusiness investment manager, must monitor the health of more than 170,000 acres of timber across parts of Australia.
Infoimaging: A New Platform for Economic Expansion Daniel A. Carp, Chairman and CEO, Eastman Kodak Company, today delivered the keynote address at the "IDC Imaging Convergence Forum: Exploring the Potential of Infoimaging" in New York City.
Digital film mastering: a 'win-win' for filmmakers, studios Digital film mastering combines the quality of film origination and the flexibility of digital post-production. Kodak pioneered this infoimaging technique - the cornerstone of a $400 million-a-year business.
Image Sensor Solutions: The eyes have it. Researchers, insurance companies, government agencies, and radiologists are among the many customers for digital image sensors.
Infoimaging helps document the Olympic Torch Run Buying digital photos over the Internet is a pivot-point for Infoimaging. The key is finding the audience and satisfying their demand.
Digital Medical Imaging at the Olympic Games Diagnostic imaging is a $22 billion (USD) business. But, when you're an athlete facing a serious injury, it's not about dollars. It's about diagnosis, treatment and recovery from a career- or life-threatening injury.
The Salt Lake City Olympic Games are more than the world's biggest photo opportunity. The largest demonstration of infoimaging - where the power of images increases exponentially through information technology - is the Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games.
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