Scanning & Capture

Telecom New Zealand has signed a contract with data centre infrastructure and uninterrupted power supply vendor American Power Conversion (APC) to install the highest capacity UPS ever deployed in the country.

The NSW department of health has reportedly run in to trouble rolling out its new online health record system Healthelink.

Enterprise infrastructure provider Sybase has released version 12 of its modelling and design software, PowerDesigner, which it says enables enterprises to re-engineer business applications with greater consistency, speed and cost-effectiveness.

UK document management service provider Preview Services has merged with Australia’s EBCO to create a new document scanning and image capture bureau.

The Danish software company Yawah has moved its image management software eRez up to version 3.2 bringing a new FSI viewer, support for XMP metadata and thumbnails, and improved support for TIFF files over 2Gb.

The winners of the Secrets of IT Innovation Awards 2005 Competition 2005 will be announced on the 14th of December in Sydney by The Minister for Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Senator the Hon Helen Coonan.

Fujitsu and EMC team up with the Public Records Office Victoria (PROV) to provide Australians with the 'Digital Archive' - a secure, web-based portal to more than thousands of documents.

Taking a leaf out of Skype’s book, Yahoo! is launching external phone service support for its popular instant-messaging (IM) software.

Microsoft and Telstra have trumpeted the release of a new audio and video web conferencing service. But can they compete with gratis services like Skype?

Google has been stirring up a lot of trouble of late with its controversial plan to scan the worlds libraries and put them online. A lot of publishes were leering at it and unmuzzling their lawyers, yet whilst Google has attracted venom the...

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