PFU Imaging Solutions Europe will be present at CeBIT 2011 with devices for new technology-to-process scan and scan-to-cloud. Fujitsu at Booth, Hall 2, Stand B38, PFU will exhibit the new ultra-compact ScanSnap scanner S1100, which allows mobile users to transfer paper documents directly to applications through the cloud at the touch of a button.
In this way, the scanned information will be accessible at any time, even on mobile devices like smartphones and Tablet PCs, allowing authorized users to work immediately. Public Sector Park, Hall 9, Stand C60, PFU will be present with the families of the scanner and ScanSnap fi-series, devices that help optimize the processes of administration and allow a proper use of cloud services.
Planet Reseller area, Hall 14, Stand J44, PFU ScanSnap will present the entire line features expanded cloud. For retailers, PFU will demonstrate live how to become part of the business of document management and create business value from the acquisition of documents. In OS X Business Park, Hall 2, Stand A20, visitors can test the models ScanSnap for Mac OS Through cloud link, users can scan documents directly onto their iPhone and iPad using procedures familiar to the office, without any loss of quality and functionality. 
In this way, the scanned information will be accessible at any time, even on mobile devices like smartphones and Tablet PCs, allowing authorized users to work immediately. Public Sector Park, Hall 9, Stand C60, PFU will be present with the families of the scanner and ScanSnap fi-series, devices that help optimize the processes of administration and allow a proper use of cloud services.
Planet Reseller area, Hall 14, Stand J44, PFU ScanSnap will present the entire line features expanded cloud. For retailers, PFU will demonstrate live how to become part of the business of document management and create business value from the acquisition of documents. In OS X Business Park, Hall 2, Stand A20, visitors can test the models ScanSnap for Mac OS Through cloud link, users can scan documents directly onto their iPhone and iPad using procedures familiar to the office, without any loss of quality and functionality.
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