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Digital Check is a leading provider of branch and teller scanners worldwide. DCC continues to introduce new check scanning products to meet the growing worldwide demand for distributed capture by integrating the best US and European technologies.
Digital Communications
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May 2008
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Digital Check Gains Wide Exposure at Inaugural Remote Deposit Capture Summit
Digital Check was featured in two sessions at first annual Remote Deposit Capture (RDC) Summit co-sponsored by BAI and RemoteDepositCapture.com. John Gainer, executive vice president at Digital Check recently had the opportunity of participating in a panel at the event, while Paul Rupple, director of marketing was featured in a session to introduce the company's new CheXpress™ small business check scanner and RDC QuickStart™ small business financing program. The panel in which Gainer participated, entitled "Implementation Focus: Check Scanners," focused on the importance of selecting a check scanner with expanded image scanning technology and transmission to effectively implement remote deposit capture. The panel explored the importance of check scanners as a key element to the RDC solution. The discussion covered the various check scanners on the market and their options, and also explored future models and features in development. Attendees learned how to select the right scanner for their organization based on cost, functionality and image quality. Digital Check Presents $5,000 Donation to Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation
-- Donation Supports Efforts to Educate Children of Fallen Marines, Federal Law Enforcement Officers -- 
LAS VEGAS , May 18, 2008 -- Digital Check recently presented a check in the amount of $5,000 to the Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation. The Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation supports children of Marines or Federal law enforcement personnel who were killed on duty or died under extraordinary circumstances while serving at home or abroad. The funds donated to the organization provide children with scholarships for higher education. In addition to higher educations funding, if a child of a United States Marine is afflicted with a physical or mental disability and requires special medical equipment or tutoring, the foundation may grant financial assistance to the family if personal insurance does not cover the cost of treatment for the affected child. The foundation was created to encourage the spiritual, moral, intellectual and physical development of children through education. Formed in February 1995 by former Marines and law enforcement personnel, the foundation thus far has distributed aid with a value of more than $33,000,000 to eligible children through the continuous support of donors. |
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