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The sensitive nature of many of our assignments precludes disclosure of the names of numerous clients.

Brooklyn, New York, June 23, 2004

Boar's Head Provisions, committed to the highest standards of quality food products, chose microMEDIA to convert their FDA Label Submissions to electronic format. The project was completed onsite. microMEDIA provided all equipment, software and technicians to rapidly complete the assignment.

Arlington, Virginia, May 21, 2004

The U.S. General Services Administration has issued GSA Contract Number GS-25F-0037P to microMEDIA for SIN 51-506 - Document Conversion Services. These functions include scanning of paper documents, microfilm, microfiche and aperture cards along with automated and manual indexing. Data is delivered to government agencies in a variety of formats including Adobe PDF and formatted to commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) imaging systems. The availability of microMEDIA's GSA Schedule is opportune for government continuity of operations (COOP) planning. More information.

New York, New York, March 15, 2003

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center is implementing a major automation project that will convert all of its collection of Donor Files to a currently installed FileNet Imaging System. The conversion procedures were developed by microMEDIA in close consultation with the hospital's management. The workflow is predicated on collaboration of the necessary steps between Memorial Sloan-Kettering personnel and microMEDIA technicians. Extensive use of barcodes minimizes the overall cost.

White Plains, New York, August 14, 2003

Kraft Foods Federal Credit Union selects microMEDIA Imaging Systems to perform onsite document scanning and indexing of member files. The use of trained technicians enables Kraft to work more productively, control document scanning costs and retain member documents in image format for immediate retrieval.

Lake Success, N.Y., April 14, 2003

microMEDIA Imaging Systems, Inc. announced "Fax to e-mail", a new service that converts paper-based facsimiles into customized electronic formats for distribution, analysis and further computer processing. The service takes advantage of automated text recognition. It also integrates local and offshore visual inspection of fax images to assure that information from any fax can be converted. See Fax to e-mail.

Washington, D.C., February 14, 2003

The General Accounting Office released a comprehensive study on Additional Records Conversion Actions Needed to Better Prepare Critical Financial Market Participants for Potential Terrorist Attacks. Document Highlights. For the full 120 page report in PDF imaging format.

New York, New York, February 13, 2003

Merrill Lynch, a microMEDIA customer since 1981, has outsourced the maintenance of more than 15 million Human Resources documents to microMEDIA. Microfilm and microfiche files are converted to electronic format. All conversions are immediate and available on a secure website. microMEDIA's contingency workforce kept Merrill Lynch HR operational subsequent to the 9/11 Disaster-Recovery.

Stamford, Connecticut, February 1, 2003

microMEDIA adds archival photographic services for the restoration of historic and valuable photographic materials. View our affiliate's site at Photo Restoration.

Stamford, Connecticut, December 22, 2002

Since 1850, H. J. Baker & Bro., Inc has been providing quality ingredients to the feed, fertilizer and sulphur industries. Continually innovating their products and methods, they are now utilizing microMEDIA's hosting services to manage vital supplier data. The administrative staff of this company, founded in the days of the Clipper Ships, now access transactions online.

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