When leading multinational corporation, Canon Europe decided they needed a high-tech electronic filing and manipulation system for their vast image stores, they contacted OCC for help.

The Pocket Canofile product was built within a local web server so that people could publish large sections of Canon’s image databases via the internet and access browser-based searching facilities.

The CD Image Builder enabled the selection of scanned images from the image database so as to prepare these for "burning" to a CD. When the Pocket Canofile software was also included on CDs, large volumes of images could be stored with "browser-type" search and viewing capabilities.

Both of these products were converted in French, German, Italian, Spanish and Finnish, providing a central resource for global partners to search for images and relevant equipment documentation.

OCC then re-designed the Pocket Canofile software to work in an intranet / internet context. Called Intranet Canofile, this project involved programming a powerful web server in order to generate the data and images.

Canon’s Project Manager, Chandra Mondal, stated, "I am encouraged by the high level of intellectual capability of your staff and their mastery of various software technologies, without which our projects would not have reached fruition."

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