Using Sharepoint as an archival and document management

Hello, 
I was asked by my manager to look for possible solutions to convert our archive paper file cabinets that are full of student records into digital format. We do not utilize sharepoint yet at the school but I was researching and found that sharepoint does a good
job in archiving and content management. The ultimate goal for us is:
1-  to be able to scan the documents in the file cabinets and save them into folders on sharepoint. We want to be able to create a folder under a specific students' name and then scan all documents related to that student into that specific folder. 
2- Give permission to specific staff members to access and search for docs by student name. 
I wanted to ask if  and how this is possible to achieve by Sharepoint knowing that we have an estimate of 120,0000 paper docs to scan. 
I would much appreciate your help. 
Thanks! 
Nancy

Hi
There are many options to scan your documents and directly save and place in Sharepoint with very effective manner, you can Save directly from Scanner Deive, versioning, searching,
ordering, automatic workflow and you can set the RCM policy in that if the documents is saved since very long time you can automatic arrive them from one location to another or can remove them apart from this there is many nice feature for content management
you will get out of the box using SharePoint content management.
You can use following application along with SharePoint to scan the contents.
here are some of them.
KnowledgeLake provides an affordable, platform based solution for managing
your company’s unstructured content right
within SharePoint. KnowledgeLake is an enterprise scalable and comprehensive SharePoint solution for searching, viewing,
securing, routing and annotating your company’s mission critical electronic content. The KnowledgeLake solution is fully
integrated with SharePoint, so it is easy to implement, easy to administer, presents low risk, and is cost effective.
2. ScanSnap and Microsoft SharePoint enable you
to expand the benefits of your Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system, right from your desk.  Fujitsu bundles the KnowledgeLake ‘Scan to Microsoft SharePoint’ application with the scanning software, making it easy to onramp scanned documents directly
to SharePoint.
Scan to Microsoft SharePoint is a desktop application enabling users to easily index, store and retrieve any document to SharePoint 2003/2007/2010 or Office Live. It eliminates
the conventional multi-step, manual process that standard SharePoint constructs require, replacing it with a fully integrated and automated solution.
Here is nice article you can find some good details about content management automate.
http://www.technologyfirst.org/magazine-articles/120-march-2013/823-bizdocshow-to-make-your-small-business-paperless-using-sharepoint-with-integrated-imaging-and-scanning.html
Krishana Kumar http://www.mosstechnet-kk.com

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