After practicing medicine for over 20 years I have amassed a large amount of paper from both clinical and business sources. Throughout college, medical school and residency, books and printed medical ...

Veteran document manager gets an interface makeover and more-polished tools. Nuance PaperPort Professional 12 ($200 as of 10/15/09) is the latest upgrade of an electronic document management system ...

Nuance PaperPort Anywhere can serve as a standalone cloud-based document manager, an extension to PaperPort Professional 14 on the desktop, or both. If you're familiar with desktop document management ...

PaperPort Professional 10 is like hiring a personal assistant to help you organize and find files on your hard drive. The fast index search of text and image files, the form-filling capability, and ...

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BURLINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAN), a leading provider of speech and imaging solutions, today introduced PaperPort® Anywhere, a new cloud-based service that ...

With an effort to make scanning faster and easier, speech and imaging solution leader, Nuance Communications (News - Alert), Inc., introduced PaperPort Professional 14. PaperPort 14 is one of the ...

I’ll never forget how great it was the first time I used a Blackberry to take some notes in a meeting and instantly email them to a colleague who couldn’t attend. Despite many technology advances ...

It’s been about three years since Nuance offered fans of its popular document management software an upgrade, so it’s fair to expect the newly released PaperPort 12 to come with more than a bunch of ...

Evidently development has ceased on PaperPort for the Mac. Given the relative lack of support over the past year, this is not surprising, however this is the first time we have heard anything ...

The original version of this story was published on Law.Com Lawyers live on documents and document archives. Documents used to be (and still often are) represented solely on paper, but increasingly ...