Security MicroImaging Hosts Online Raffle, Featuring $5,000 in Prizes

Milwaukee, WI December 1, 2006 – Security MicroImaging is raffling off more than $5,000 worth of free scanners, software, service agreements, and iPods to participants of their online drawing. A majority of the higher-valued prizes, including an i40 Kodak scanner and a Böwe Bell + Howell Sidekick scanner, could prove valuable to companies looking to achieve enhanced operational efficiency.  Each of these scanners typically retails for more than $1,000.00 and assures ROI (return on investment) when applicably grouped with other content management technologies.

All prizes have been donated by Security MicroImaging’s award-winning partners.  Numerous world renowned manufacturers including Kodak, Fujitsu, Böwe Bell + Howell, and Rimage have partnered with Security MicroImaging to provide Enterprise Content Management solutions and have donated prizes that are relevant to the industry’s business initiatives.  Kofax Image Products contributed a copy of its VRS Professional Desktop License, a software package designed to revolutionize scanning processes to a new level.  Hyland Software, EMC Captiva, and NewWave Technologies also donated to this special event.
In addition to website guests being invited to participate in the drawing, they are also encouraged to browse around other areas of Security MicroImaging’s new website.  Designed specifically to educate and enrich the visitor’s knowledge about the benefits of Enterprise Content Management, guests can instantaneously view the featured self-running product demonstrations; gain advanced knowledge about industry-related manufacturing partners; and read about Security MicroImaging’s professional accomplishments.

Guests have until January 15, 2007 to enter this raffle.  The drawing itself will take place Friday, January 19, 2007 at Security MicroImaging’s Corporate Office.  Winners will be notified immediately and don’t need to be present to win.  A complete listing of the online raffle rules and prizes can be found at www.securitymicro.com.