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We have helped Adobe with their "bread and butter" Acrobat product line, and SONY with their highly-complex electronic schematics / diagrams. Read more about the Adobe Project and the SONY project |
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The Experience You Can Depend OnWith over a decade of experience in highly-competitive government-sponsored research and commercial product development projects, BCL Technologies is the expert on creating applications with unusual PDF Processing requirements. Whether you need to create PDF, manipulate PDF, extract PDF data, or convert PDF to other formats, our software developers can solve your PDF processing problems — often where other developers have failed. Featured Case Study
MS Wireless, a leading independent reseller for Cingular Wireless, used to manually extract sales order information from PDF files and match it to their own POS database for data consistency in verifying sales and paying sales commissions. The high volume of orders required 15-20 employees for this work. They were always 1-2 weeks behind, which delayed uncovering of inconsistencies in reported sales and increased instances of fraud in the field. Read more...
Between
1994 and 1998, SONY migrated all of their repair manuals, schematics,
diagrams, and documentation to PDF in order to reduce printing
and distribution costs. Although this initiative effectively
saved the company time and money, they soon found that the
electronic format had several disadvantages. PDF
was not suitable for displaying complex schematics because
they were difficult to view on a monitor. Read
more... Our Expertises
PDF Creation
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| Adobe found that while people loved the consistent, rich, and portable document view that PDF provided, the inabilities to extract objects such as text, tables, and graphics were serious concerns for end-users from a wide range of industries, such as pharmaceutical and financial industries, that relied heavily on PDF documents. Read more about the Adobe Project |  |
MS Wireless, a leading independent reseller for Cingular Wireless, used to manually extract sales order information from PDF files and match it to their own POS database for data consistency in verifying sales and paying sales commissions. The high volume of orders required 15-20 employees for this work. They were always 1-2 weeks behind, which delayed uncovering of inconsistencies in reported sales and increased instances of fraud in the field. Read more about MSWireless Project |
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PDF Data
Mining for Database and Various Document Management Systems
| IBM regularly receives circuit board drawings in PDF format. Although accurate and precise in displaying the document, these PDF files are not compatible with IBM's existing document management systems. In order to archive and index the PDF document in the system, they need a solution that systematically and automatically extracts image and textual information from these documents and imports them into a database. Read more about the IBM Project |  |
PDF Document
Manipulation for Advanced Processing
| On a daily basis, Rogers MIS aggregates the content of clinical findings presented at medical society proceedings from around the world for analysis by its database search engine technology. The information arrives in various media formats. Many sources employ layouts where an individual piece of content may wrap across columns or pages. Rogers MIS needed a method to demarcate the beginning of each piece of content for presentation to its ingestion and content storage systems. Read more about the Rogers Project |  |
PDF Document
Format Conversion
| R.R. Donnelley Financial was faced with the challenge of reducing turnaround time for conversion of native Desktop (DTP) documents to the appropriate EDGAR II HTML and EDGAR ASCII formats for filing with the SEC. The challenge was to utilize Adobe® Acrobat®'s PDF capabilities while also allowing for extraction and conversion of content into editable HTML 3.2 and ASCII file formats, with or without graphics. Read more about the R.R. Donnelley Project |  |
PDF Usability
and Readability
| Between 1994 and 1998, SONY migrated all of their repair manuals, schematics, diagrams, and documentation to PDF in order to reduce printing and distribution costs. Although this initiative effectively saved the company time and money, they soon found that the electronic format had several disadvantages. PDF was not suitable for displaying complex schematics because they were difficult to view on a monitor. Users were unable to trace the countless connecting lines between components, or to determine a part’s description. Navigating the content in the PDF files was a great challenge and it took an enormous amount of time. Read more about the SONY Project |  |
PDF Data
Searching
| Abbott Laboratories stores its medical and research information in a PDF database. Many of these documents contain vital facts and figures that are frequently required for research purposes. One of the biggest challenges they face is allowing end-users to conduct searches for key words or terms over the company's intranet. Read more about the Abbott Project |  |
