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Dipl.-Inf. Joachim Breuer,
Senior Consultant:
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"Efficient storage of color documents is essential for
implementing a company-wide document management system. With LuraDocument
we are able to offer our HYPARCHIV Enterprise customers a state-of-the-art
technology to achieve this."
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Manfred Forst,
Managing Director:
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"LuraTech's JPM format is ISO compliant and combines excellent compression
ratio with highest image quality - good reasons for the DMSFACTORY GmbH to
integrate this technology into the DMS components of TINCA Solutions. Our
customers confirm that the LuraTech solution is optimal."
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Sascha Freiburg,
Manager Development:
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"The intelligent separation of text and images combined with
optimized compression of the layers convinced us to adopt the LuraDocument
format. The resulting quality and compression rates are outstanding."
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Michael Gormish,
Senior Research Engineer:
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"Congratulations to LuraTech on
providing the first commercial JPM implementation."
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Knut Külsen,
Publishing Representive:
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"Implementing LuraDocument allows us to archive the front pages
of our magazines in color - a very important part of our daily workflow."
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Thorsten Lemke,
President:
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"We replaced kakadu with LuraWave JP2 in our GraphicConverter
because LuraWave JP2 was much more easy-to-integrate.
Furthermore, we appreciate the enterprise-class support from LuraTech."
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Andreas Nowottka,
Product Manager:
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"EASY-Archiv benefits from the ability to extract text information
in TIFF G4 format from color documents. At the same time OCR-reliability
improves considerably because of its excellent image quality."
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Jean Piquemal,
Chief Developer:
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"Programming the software is easy. Only little
development work was needed to integrate the compression
solution into our graphic viewer."
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Bruno Pohl,
General Manager:
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"Color capture is soon going to dominate the scanning market.
The combination of LuraTech's compression technology with our ICR
software offers an ideal color solution for our customers."
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Klaus Rath,
General Manager:
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"The digital storage of documents in color – even for large,
existing archives – need hardly require more resources than the
storage of documents as black and white scans. IMR have demonstrated
this with an application storing up to 30 million documents and
guaranteeing the highest reproduction image quality. The highly
efficient compression provided by LuraTech’s LuraDocument
format makes fast access to color images possible even in network
environments.."
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Carlos M. Rodriguez,
Senior Systems Engineer
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"When I started to work with the JPEG2000 SDK
from LuraTech, I found
that the provided sample code was fantastic and
the documentation very detailed and usable.
Getting deeper into the code, I enjoyed the
easy-to-program API and the well-engineered functions,
in particular the callback routines which enable a very
flexible and environment-independent memory allocation."
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Jeffrey G. Roller,
GIS Specialist:
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"With LuraDocument PDF Compressor, we were able to convert our documents
to less than half of the estimated size (3.4%) saving us more than 45GB of space
on our server while also reducing our backup and file access times. Excellent
compression, excellent images!"
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John Schwartzberg,
President
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"With our long-term wavelet experience,
we evaluated multiple JPEG2000 implementations.
We found that the API of the LuraTech SDK is
very easy to use and could therefore be integrated
into our WinRAD32 application with little effort.
Combined with the fast performance, the reliability
and the "easy-to-use" licensing model,
our decision to use the JPEG2000 package from
LuraTech was a simple one."
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Maurice Vogelsänger,
Developer
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"We are quite satisfied with the LuraDocument PDF Compressor.
This is what a user expects from a software product. Install,
start working and it runs and runs and runs..."
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