by Thomas Zellmann, Sales Manager
There’s been 25 years of PDF, 10 years as an ISO standard, and now, we’re looking at the ascendance and future of the world’s electronic document format.
It all happens May 14-16 2018, in Berlin, Germany at PDF Days Europe, where we’ll ask—and answer—the…
Lossless Compression for Records Retention
Lossless compression has proved superior to lossy compression when it comes to long-term archiving and records retention compliance. Organizations are choosing lossless compression to ensure mandatory regulations are being met. With increased dem…
by DeeDee Kato, Senior Director
The number of US Federal Government organizations, its scale of operations and sheer size has no global equal. On any given day, the federal workforce – which numbers over 2 million – has to juggle myriad initiatives and policies, projects and services.
Inev…
by Guillermo Gonzalez, Outbound Sales Development Representative
It’s no secret that US schools are spending big money to make technology more available to students. For many schools, a portion of this money is going towards transitioning their instructional materials from regular textbooks t…
by Brad Selbst, Sales Director
For many people, forms are simply a part of everyday business. Requisitions come, contracts get signed, applications get filled out, end of story. But for those of us who create those forms and rely on collecting the information they contain after being submitte…
by Scott Nguyen, Integrated Sales and Support
PDF currently supports two different forms for integrating data—AcroForms and XFA forms.
Acroforms are the original PDF-based fillable forms, based on the PDF architecture. XFA (XML Forms Architecture) forms are XML-based forms, wrapped inside…
by Dan Raiani, Director of Marketing, Enterprise Automation
The legal industry is flooded with lots of data, and effective information management is key to the success of any law firm looking to build a successful big data model. After surveying lawyers in the United States, Purdue University…
by David Ronald, Marketing Director
Multiple methods are available for converting paper forms to PDF. The million-dollar question is which is best. The two primary and consumer-trusted methods are AcroForms and XFA.
Is one of these solutions better than the other? How are they different? L…
by DeeDee Kato, Senior Director
Since 1967, the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) has provided the public the right to request access to records from any federal agency. It’s often described as the law that keeps citizens in the know about their government.
Federal agencies are required to…
by Frank Kettenstock, VP of Marketing
PDF/X standard reduces print problems
As the use of PDF for transferring graphic arts content files between sites, publishers, and printers has grown, so have the anomalies, idiosyncrasies and plain old incompatibilities when it comes to sharing pre-p…