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Accusoft representatives showing off the Prizm Content Connect document viewer for Flash and HTML5, the FormSuite forms processing toolkit, and the Barcode Xpress software development kit will rub elbows with Pulitzer winner Bob Woodward, author and scientist Michio Kaku, and author and social media expert Charlene Li at the ACORD LOMA Forum, May 6-8 in Las Vegas. Woodward will deliver the keynote, and Kaku and Li are featured speakers.

Read more to see what will be appearing at ACORD LOMA.

Visual Studio Magazine has awarded Accusoft two Reader Choice Awards for ImageGear for .NET and Barcode Xpress for 2012.

“We’re honored to once again be recognized by Visual Studio Magazine for our image processing and barcode SDKs,” said Jack Berlin, President of Accusoft. “ImageGear and Barcode Xpress have been staples of our organization and I’m excited to see them continue to receive such accolades.”

ImageGear for .Net, awarded the Reader’s Choice Silver Medal, is an imaging sdk with ASP.NET HTML5 controls that can be used to display images and thumbnails of over 100 different file formats including Microsoft Office formats and PDF files.

Barcode Xpress, awarded the Reader’s Choice Bronze Medal, is a barcode sdk for 1D and 2D barcode recognition, writing and reading.

Accusoft has received several Readers Choice awards from Visual Studio Magazine dating back to 2003 when ImagXpress won. 

The Visual Studio Magazine Readers Choice Awards are based on the responses of hundreds of select VSM subscribers. The online ballot, which was compiled by the editors of Visual Studio Magazine, included more than 400 products. 

The full list of winners is highlighted in the November 2012 issue of Visual Studio Magazine. Visit Visual Studio Magazine to see the full list. 

The drive to reduce healthcare costs is intersecting with the rise of reliable and prominent mobile technologies, and at that intersection is the continuous growth of medical imaging. Healthcare providers are increasingly moving medical imaging documents and health records online in order to increase efficiency and productivity. 

Read more to find out how barcodes simplify access to electronic health records (EHR), boosting accuracy and productivity.

If you're planning to (or already do) utilize barcodes to efficiently process and store document images, you're thinking about the ways you can make barcode recognition as easy, fast and accurate as possible. Regardless of whether you're using 1D or 2D barcodes, or whether you're using barcodes to auto-index documents, process forms or track inventory, there are plenty of ways to optimize your barcode scanning and decoding.

Read more to discover seven ways to get the most out of your barcodes.