QAI turns 20!
Founded in May of 1986, QAI will celebrate its 20th year in 2006…Read More

QAI announces another record-breaking year!
QAI had another record-breaking year, as well as the greatest year in QAI history…Read More

QAI Hires PR Firm
QAI recently selected DPR Group (www.dprgroup.com) to manage its local and national public relations initiatives…Read More

QAI Opens New XML Conversion Operation
For clients in need of XML conversion services, QAI operates a state-of-the-art secured, onshore conversion operation…Read More

Visioneer Names Quality Associates, Inc. as First Federal Reseller
Quality Associates recently became the first certified reseller to offer Visioneer’s new eCapture…Read More

Why Address Section 508?
Section 508 legislature, which became mandatory in June 2001, states that all hardware, software, and websites for all federal government agencies (?) be accessible to all persons with disabilities. Addressing these issues will resolve the revenue loss, potential legal action, and compliance risks created by inaccessible IT systems. This will transform accessibility from a liability into a competitive advantage for your federal sales teams.

However, trying to navigate solutions for this law is often frustrating and confusing. Completing the VPAT for federal procurement may bring more questions than answers. In assessing products in your organization you should work with a company that understands accessibility issues. In fact, any company that sells hardware or software to the federal government must comply with these regulations in order for their product to be procured.

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HHS releases New HIPAA FAQ
On November 8, 2005, the Office of Civil Rights of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a fact sheet pertaining to the sharing of personally identifiable health information between state Medicaid agencies. The fact sheet is available by visiting http://healthprivacy.answers.hhs.gov/ or read the ARMA International Washington Policy Brief at www.arma.org

AIIM Study Reports Strong Growth Among Document Management Service Providers
AIIM, the Enterprise Content Management Association, recently announced results from its annual “State of Industry” survey of Document Management Service Providers. Document Management Service Providers report strong sector growth during the past year, in four significant categories, metrics revenue, employee count, customer base, and profitability.

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Department of Defense (DOD) TRICARE Management Activity (TMA)
QAI contracted with the DOD/TMA to provide a project and development plan for the upgrade of agency’s current document capture sub-system. The existing system was based on a desktop-class scanning package consisting of two high-speed scanners that processed a total of about 10,000 hard-copy pages per month. QAI took into consideration the current capture processes and government-provided equipment, and consequently structuring the solution to take advantage of these existing investments. The plan consisted of the purchase and delivery of the sub-system upgrade, hardware and software products, installation/integration of all products, and product training and consultation at the TMA facility.

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