DEMOfall 08: Adapx launches Capturx Forms for Excel
Adapx led the pack of the 72 companies being launched at DEMOfall 08 over the next two days. Its product is Capturx Forms for Excel.
You can use it to get paper-based data from the field to the main headquarters in digital form with as little work as possible.
The Seattle-based company designed it for field professionals who don’t spend much time near a computer or Internet connections. They can print out forms, fill them out with… Continue Reading
The spy with the digital pen: Intelligence community invests in Adapx
Digital pen-and-paper maker Adapx has received an undisclosed strategic investment from In-Q-Tel, the independent investment firm founded by the Central Intelligence Agency. The purpose of the funding, says Adapx chief executive Ken Schneider, is to increase usage of Adapx’s Capturx platform (pronounced “adapts” and “captures,” respectively) in the CIA and the intelligence community in general.
Even as more documents move into the digital realm, there are still situations when you need good old pen-and-paper. For example,… Continue Reading
Adapx provides an old-fashioned (but high-tech) pen for field work
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Digital pen maker Adapx of Seattle, Wash., says it is changing the way data is captured in the field – by giving you a new-fangled pen.
Nothing works in the field like good, old-fashioned pen and paper. You can chew on the end of the pen, you can use the paper for other things when you’re caught short in the field, and you can replace it all cheaply.
Try those shenanigans with a laptop or tablet PC.
So… Continue Reading