Enterprise Content Management
DocsCorp contentCrawler software now integrates the HP TRIM leading electronic document and records management system (EDRMS).
Australian audiovisual digitisation agency DAMsmart has been appointed by the National Library Board of Singapore to digitise a 2-inch Quad and 1-inch B video collection for the National Archives of Singapore.
Enhanced collaboration through SharePoint is a major Knowledge Management (KM) initiative at aluminium giant Alcoa, helping to raise performance across the global company.
The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has selected Objective ECM 8 as the winning tender for its next generation enterprise content management (ECM) platform.
Scinaptic Communications promises speedier access to content from desktop applications with the latest update to OnePlaceMail, the company’s solution for improving connections between SharePoint and Outlook, Microsoft Office and Windows Explorer.
Informative Graphics Corporation (IGC) has announced the launch of its Brava! in-browser viewing for SharePoint 2013 that supports Office documents, CAD drawings, PDFs, images and video.
TEMIS has launched an integration of the company's Content Enrichment Platform into SharePoint 2013 providing the ability to automatically extract relevant topics, entities, facts, sentiments, or categories from documents and generate rich metadata.
Organisations on average manage two or more Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Document Management (DM) or Records Management (RM) systems according to a new survey conducted by the Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM). Even with multiple systems in place, approximately half of content is held in non-ECM/DM systems, and a stunning 82 percent of firms lack an enterprise-wide ECM solution.
KYOCERA Document Solutions has updated its Cloud Connect v2.0 application enabling scanning and printing of files in cloud services directly from most Kyocera multifunctional product control panels. In addition to connecting to Evernote, Kyocera’s new version 2.0 software supports connection to Google Drive.
Citrix Systems is adding SharePoint integration features to its cloud-based storage platform ShareFile.
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