Meet Office Graph, one of new series of Office apps that Microsoft is planning to launch exclusively for Office365 users to bring together information from sources such as Exchange, Outlook, SharePoint, Office, Lync, and Yammer.
The last time I felt this dumb was after installing Windows Vista. On this occasion, many years and software iterations later, I was midway through an Office365 migration gone pear-shaped. The same feelings of regret and powerlessness washed over me as the realisation dawned that the Telstra support guy in Bangalore controlling the mouse wandering aimlessly across my monitor had even less of an idea than I did what was going on.
Canon subsidiary Image Recognition Integrated Systems (I.R.I.S.) is seeking global opportunities for a distributed voting capture platform it has developed with online voting solutions developer Scytl, A Spanish company with which it has already accomplished digital election projects in Ecuador and Honduras in 2013.
In 2013, high-profile data leaks led many people to question how governments and businesses across the globe gather and store citizens’ data. The year also saw no end to the growth in corporate data stores and Australian companies moving more of their data to the cloud.
Police may soon have a new way to catch paedophiles who distribute child abuse photos anonymously online. The technology could also help law enforcement agencies in other ways, such as identifying smartphone thieves who take pictures with the stolen gadgets and then post their snapshots on the Internet.
Hong Kong is the number one location in Asia Pacific when it comes to suitability for setting up new and outsourced data centres. This is followed by Singapore and Taiwan.
Search is important, but not viewed as a key component in Information Governance, according to the results of an annual SharePoint Metadata Survey completed by Concept Searching, a developer of semantic metadata generation, auto-classification, and taxonomy management software.
The National Archives of Australia (NAA) is reviewing the Australian Governments' Interactive Functions Thesaurus (AGIFT). AGIFT uses common terms to describe the business functions of Australian Commonwealth, state and local governments. This makes it easier for people to find information across all levels of government.
Australian OpenText clients will be delivered better network performance and data sovereignty for cloud-hosted applications at a new local data centre, the company has announced.
More than three out of five Australian organisations appear to be unprepared for the Privacy Amendment Act (PAA), according to a new study from storage and information management company Iron Mountain. This lack of preparedness may leave organisations vulnerable to new fines and penalties when the changes take effect on March 12.
Patrick Lambe of Straits Knowledge Singapore has been added to the program of the IIM 2014 National Conference being held from May 1-2 2014 at the Ann Harding Centre, University of Canberra
Colligo has launched Briefcase for Mac, claimed to be the world’s first product to integrate SharePoint into Finder, providing Mac users with a seamless SharePoint experience.
DocsCorp has announced a major upgrade to its compareDocs document comparison software, which allows users to compare two versions of a document for differences no matter what the format.
HP Autonomy and Litera have announced an extension of their partnership to enable HP WorkSite users to access, govern, clean and compare content in their on-premise or cloud hosted files. Litera’s comparison and server-based metadata cleaning solutions are now integrated with HP LinkSite, a file sharing and synchronisation service from HP Autonomy that is built on HP’s cloud.
Kyocera Document Solutions has launched four new colour, multifunctional devices in its ECOSYS range - the M6026cdn, M6526cdn, M6026cidn, and M6526cidn – suitable for small to medium sized workgroups typically printing up to 6,000 pages per month.
OpenText has launched a new platform to enable the integration of content stored on SharePoint with content managed by OpenText Extended ECM for SAP Solutions.
Microsoft Dynamics GP, NAV or SL users – in addition to previously-enabled Microsoft Dynamics AX users - now have access to an accounts payable automation application from ReadSoft that is compatible with all Microsoft Dynamics platforms.
DocsCorp has announced the release of its new metadata management software - cleanDocs Desktop - which enables organisations to better protect themselves and their clients from accidental information and metadata leaks.
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Insurance companies, government agencies and healthcare facilities face a constant storm of paper documents that threaten to flood business processes and impede the flow of critical information. In these busy work environments, batches of paper such as insurance claims, vehicle registrations and patient records can be obstacles to productivity. To stem the tide, enterprises need to quickly extract data from paper-based documents and route the information to the right places at the right time to serve customers.
Kyocera Document Solutions has launched four new colour, multifunctional devices in its ECOSYS range - the M6026cdn, M6526cdn, M6026cidn, and M6526cidn – suitable for small to medium sized workgroups typically printing up to 6,000 pages per month.
In large organisations, headquarters may keep important data and documents in OpenText Content Server while individual departments use Microsoft SharePoint for team collaboration.
Nuance Communications has launched eCopy ShareScan 5.2 adding an eMail and Folder Watching Service with the ability kick off workflows via documents captured through a scanner, tablet, smartphone or A4 capture device.
