Expands Use to Large Format Drawings and Realizes Integrated Management of Documents per Business Process
TOKYO, October 27, 2008 — Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. will begin sales on December 1, 2008 of DocuWorks 7.0 (Japanese version), document handling software that enables the integrated management and use of electronic documents and scanned paper documents on a PC. License sales of DocuWorks has topped 2.4 million.
DocuWorks 7.0 reflects the opinions of users in terms of operability, and handles standard size drawings of 2A0 (length) as well as large format ones up to the atypical size of 2,400 millimetres x 2,400 millimetres.

Image 1: DocuWorks Desk screenshot from DocuWorks 7.0 (Japanese version)
It is common for design departments of the construction industry, to save digitized technical drawings in special format or TIFF format, and manage them separately from office documents. With DocuWorks 7.0, however, office documents through sales activities including estimates, contracts and inspection reports can be managed in an integrated fashion with documents created through construction processes including drawings for design, simply by digitizing them into DocuWorks format. This facilitates effective company-wide information sharing. In addition, DocuWorks 7.0 realizes greater visibility by displaying documents equally reduced on the DocuWorks Desk (see Image 1), which makes it easy to recognize at a glance which are large drawings resulting in higher efficiency.
Fuji Xerox has achieved 2.4 million license sales in the domestic market (as of September 30, 2008). Meanwhile, a total of 250,000 licenses have been sold overseas in a variety of languages, including Japanese, English, French, Chinese and Korean as Fuji Xerox continues efforts to deploy the software worldwide.
DocuWorks allows the integrated management of documents created by different applications and in different formats, by scanning them in the DocuWorks formatNote. By clicking on documents that are displayed as thumbnails, users can view, bundle or unbundle them on a PC as easily as handling paper documents on a desk.