Document & Records Management
When you look down at the soup of icons on your desktop, there’s a good chance that several of them will be for various Microsoft applications. For a lengthy period of time they’ve been the biggest fish in a rather small pond, but the seam...
Frustrated by what they says is a lack of political willpower, two men with the help of a risk management consultancy, have taken the matter into their own hands to solve some of the inherent challenges that plague indigenous communities. ...
Like an addictive game of ping pong, the faster you email back and fourth the easier it becomes to make mistakes, waste time and cement words that can’t be taken away. IDM spoke to email guru, Sharon MacNevin to find out why users are succ...
A blow out in costs, a couple of mega-litigations, a Federal Court Note and a growth in electronic data that shows no signs of letting up. It looks like eDiscovery is in the stars as is a local market on the verge of the big bang. But are ...
Some of our leading document, records and imaging specialists are making the move down South. One company, Acrodata, has successfully launched into the Tasmanian market, taking its employees along for a lifestyle change.
Just when it seemed like things had gone quiet on the Yahoo acquisition front, Steve Ballmer, CEO at Microsoft has threatened a proxy fight should Yahoo continue to resist the negotiating table.
Hewlett Packard (HP) has announced a forms and document automation solution which looks to enable Government and educational institutions to make the move away from pre-printed forms.
The final skirmish has come to a surprisingly bloodless conclusion in the document format battle that Microsoft has been fighting since 2005, with the announcement that Office Open XML has won the ISO vote.
IDM kicked off 2007 with a look at Wikia’s new social search engine project, at the time informally dubbed Wikiasari, which was taking its first steps into a brave new world of search. Now, one year later an Alpha version of Wikia Search h...
Fed up with the massive portion of global GDP disappearing every year, the International Community has made a united stand to stop crime and terrorism by targeting the money that finances it. Now, organisations undertaking financial trans...
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