Technology to support information-intensive work
Mathenson supplies and supports selected technology for document-intensive and technical operations — from File-Eazy and scanning software to cloud infrastructure, end-user computing, servers, storage and GPU systems. Each requirement is scoped around the workload, deployment environment and level of support needed.
Supporting technology
Technology that supports the records work
Software and systems Mathenson supplies and supports alongside its digitisation and records services.
File-Eazy
Document management software — secure storage, workflow, search, versioning and annotation, cloud or on-premise.
Scanning Software
Tungsten VRS and Tungsten Express for document-scanning environments — requirements, suitability and quotation options.
Servers, Storage & GPU Systems
Datacentre and technical systems — servers, storage arrays and GPU-powered compute.
IT Hardware & Accessories
End-user devices — laptops, desktops, workstations and the accessories that go with them.
Delivered with partners
Partner-delivered infrastructure
Delivered together with solutions partner Keltron IT Business Group. Mathenson's role is set out on the service page.
Why Mathenson
Why organisations choose Mathenson
Established experience
Serving organisations in records management, digitisation and information services since 1968.
Documented delivery
Completed engagements include 63,763 personnel files for the Government of Maharashtra and 49 lakh medical-record pages for Tata Memorial Hospital.
End-to-end capability
Assessment, digitisation, indexing, document-management software and supporting technology can be brought together around the client’s information requirements.
Credentials
Certified for quality, security and process maturity
Mathenson holds three valid certifications covering quality management, information security and process maturity. See our certifications.
Trusted by
Organisations we've worked with
Selected organisations served directly or through approved project engagements. Client names and marks remain the property of their respective owners.