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March 2008

Suntec bags a project to convert the Yellow Pages of Malaysia for its client in Singapore. Besides double key punching, the project involves expanding the abbreviations, correctly sorting street types and using look up tables to ensure consistent city/town/postal codes. The project also requires keying in yellow page listings with rate, UDAC & heading classification assignments.

February 2008

Legal Transcription and Legal Typing Services: "Amazing stuff! There is nothing better than being out of the office dictating memos and then coming in the office the next day to find them ready to be printed right out of your e-mail. I am delighted to be using Suntec's transcription services" More details on this link.

December 2007

Data entry into ecommerce websites (Yahoo! Store, OsCommerce, MonsterCommerce based online store or any custom built e-commerce portal): Suntec receives yet another testimonial from a satisfied customer. More details on this link.

October 2007

Suntec delivers 5th edition of Chartered Secretary on CD, which contains 36 years' of Chartered Secretary Journals published by Institute of Company Secretaries of India. The project consisted of developing an Interactive CD Application (to organize, index and publish a large body of mixed content such as text, images, illustrations) and digitizing 36 years of journals (scanning, text & XHTML conversion, creating metadata and indexes). More details on this link. 

August 2007

Suntec's Forms Processing division bags a project for fielding (adding interactive form fields to a PDF) about 4,000 forms from a US based firm specializing in business form and data collection automation software. The project requires forms acquisition, fielding the PDF forms (including advanced form fielding using Visual Basic and Java Script) and an elaborate QA/QC process to populate and the PDF Forms.

Despite many unforeseen challenges, Suntec has implemented systems and core processes to ensure top notch results. We did this by setting up a dedicated team of 50+ full-time staff to meet the strict turnaround and quality requirements of this important project.

July 2007

The Norwegian Library of Talking Books and Braille (NLB) executes an agreement with Suntec's XML conversion division for the production of text in DTBook format from print originals. NLB produces books in the DAISY format.

DTBook format (Digital Talking Book) : The new file format is based on an ANSI NISO standard and the text portions of it are referred to as Digital Talking Book (DTBook), an XML standard coordinated by the DAISY Consortium and the Library of Congress' National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS).

The non-profit DAISY Consortium is promoting DAISY XML standards throughout the world. Suntec is providing conversion to DTBook, beginning this year to TPB and NLB.

February 2007

The Swedish Library of Talking Books and Braille (TPB) executes an agreement with Suntec's XML conversion division for the production of text in DTBook format from print originals. TPB produces in the DAISY format, and is a member of the board of the DAISY Consortium.

The agreement is made for:

• Scanning of print originals

• OCR and proof-reading text

• Scanning and correction of images

• Mark up in accordance with the DTBook standard - including markup of mathematics, physics and simpler chemistry

January 2007

The Document Imaging and Indexing Services division at Suntec has secured a projects to digitize 90 years of journals for a government body in UK . The project to be completed within 12 weeks will require converting archives for use in a digital library. The job will involve scanning, indexing OCR and XML tagging the archives, some of which are very old and fragile .

August 2006

Suntec's Forms Processing division bags a project to process 30,000 forms everyday. The project requires online data entry to the client's database using a custom developed data entry gateway. Suntec has setup a dedicated team for meeting the strict turnaround and quality requirements of this important project.

February 2006

Suntec completes an indexing project of over 2 million images. The project required using Terminal Services to work directly onto the client's site through their data entry system.

Suntec is a leading provider of document imaging and indexing services, which includes naming files within your existing conventions and cataloging data for user-friendly retrieval. Suntec's document imaging and indexing services include comprehensive document imaging, image indexing by the required information on the documents and document type, and data validation and correction

December 2005

Suntec completes a complex data entry job of survey forms for University of Pennsylvania. These survey questionnaires were photographed and transferred to Suntec on DVDs. Our efforts were greatly appreciated by the client.

October 2005

Converted the American Archives for use in a a digital library. The job involved developing a web portal for searching the digital library on various metadata. It further included scanning, keying-in and OCR-proofreading and tagging archives from a variety of source formats and languages.

September 2005

Suntec successfully completes a database project of approximately 15,000 arbitration awards issued by the National Association of Securities Dealers and the New York Stock Exchange.

September 2005

Suntec delivers 14 million records from the White Pages and Yellow Pages for its client in Australia. The work involved expanding the abbreviations, correctly sorting street types and using look up tables to ensure consistent city/town/postal codes. The project required keying in yellow page listings with rate, UDAC & heading classification assignments.

August 2005

Suntec delivers 1.25 million records from the Yellow Pages for its client in New Zealand. The client is very impressed with our work. The results were very accurate data in a short timeframe. The staff were professional and thorough. The Client will not hesitate to use Suntec again for future work, and would recommend them to other companies with similar requirements.