Recently, I had the opportunity to use my graphic design skills to help my nephew's elementary school with marketing efforts for an event that they are organizing.  They are organizing their first ever Latin Festival, which will feature Latin foods, crafts, music, and dancing, and they needed informational flyers with a bit more polish than they are able to do on their own.  I volunteered my graphic design skills to the PTA way back in August and they finally found a project for me :)

AI researchers from Facebook recently announced that they've developed a method to more finely cater video game characters to real-life people.  This method, which relies on videos of people going through basic motions, uses AI to understand the nuances of a person's movement and then translate it to a 3D character in your game.  Even though many modern video games offer highly customizable characters, none offer the ability to customize a character's movement.

Pandora, the largest streaming audio service in the United States, recently selected OpenText Media Management as the storage solution for its audio and display advertising assets.  Pandora, as many are familiar, is powered by the Music Genome Project and intelligently selects music based on a users' thumbs up or down of various streamed tracks.  It also offers a great advertising opportunity with this detailed information on user preferences.  With that information, Pandora can serve targeted, scalable ads to help advertisers hit their mark.  OpenText Media Management will serve the entire

It's estimated that by 2022 the number of jobs in the artificial intelligence field will outnumber the number of qualified workers by 30%.  Microsoft has taken notice and partnered with OpenClassrooms, a leading online educator and developed a collaboration to provide more students with masters-level education in AI tech.

PaperFree partner OpenText recently announced a new project with Canadian pharmaceutical firm Pharmascience.  Pharmascience produces over 2,000 products with worldwide distribution.

Facial recognition implementations have been appearing at more and more airports in recent years, with seventeen US airports now sporting the tech.  This approach to security promises faster airport procedures, greater security, and no need to carry (or lose) a passport.  At this time, the system consists of a face matching procedure at departure gates, but there are plans to expand it to check-in, security, and at the gate, where your facial scan is checked against your registered passport photo in a cloud database to confirm your identity.  It's quite possible you could make it from the c

Ask any American about their last trip to a government office and it's nearly guaranteed that you'd hear about long waits, inefficient processes, slow computers, and unpleasant staff.  These issues are so prevalent that they're often satirized in our media.  While some individual states have made strides by investing in better training and moving some services online, the problem is far from solved.  Now, California senator and presidential candidate Kamala Harris wants to improve government tech system-wide with her new Digital Service Act bill.  This bill is aimed to provide funding for s

PaperFree partner OpenText recently announced their 2019 Enterprise World Europe, a conference focused on bringing business leaders across Europe together to learn and discuss matters of intelligent and connected enterprises.  This event, the first of its kind, will be held in Vienna, Austria March 12-14, 2019 and will feature keynote speakers, breakout events, and plenty of networking opportunities.

PaperFree partner M-Files recently shared the exciting result of a recent TrustRadius user survey on ECM product satisfaction - M-Files was ranked the highest of 10 competitors, and achieved an overall score of 9.1 out of 10.  M-Files beat out notable competitors such as SharePoint, Box, Alfresco, and more.  This is the result of years of hard work to perfect their system and make it as intelligent and user friendly as possible. Contributing to these customer-favorite attributes are notable M-Files features:

Adding to its years of Captiva experience, PaperFree is pleased to offer the newest release of the OpenText Captiva capture solution - Captiva 16.5.  This newest version offers the same class-leading capabilities of its predecessors, but with updated methods and internals to deliver top-notch performance.  PaperFree remains committed to the Captiva line and offers end-to-end services for enterprises wishing to reduce their paper processing workload.  Whether it be developing a custom workflow, backfile conversion, or any other capture need, PaperFree has the experience and toolkit necessary