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Kofax says its $US47.5M  big data acquisition, Kapow Software, will continue to operate independently while its data integration technology will help the parent  company's push to meet…

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Kofax says its $US47.5M  big data acquisition, Kapow Software, will continue to operate independently while its data integration technology will help the parent  company's push to meet…

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To the Editor
Image & Data Manager

I refer to the article (…

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To the Editor
Image & Data Manager

I refer to the article (…

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Firstly, I would like to thank Ms Lyons for her detailed response to my article (Will feds be…

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Firstly, I would like to thank Ms Lyons for her detailed response to my article (Will feds be…

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Businesses are in the middle of a “data explosion.” From January to December 2012, companies saw their data grow 56 percent, which means the amount of data stored doubles every 18 months,…

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Businesses are in the middle of a “data explosion.” From January to December 2012, companies saw their data grow 56 percent, which means the amount of data stored doubles every 18 months,…

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Kofax says its $US47.5M  big data acquisition, Kapow Software, will continue to operate independently while its data integration technology will help the parent  company's push to meet…

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Kofax says its $US47.5M  big data acquisition, Kapow Software, will continue to operate independently while its data integration technology will help the parent  company's push to meet…

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To the Editor
Image & Data Manager

I refer to the article (…

0

To the Editor
Image & Data Manager

I refer to the article (…

0

Firstly, I would like to thank Ms Lyons for her detailed response to my article (Will feds be…

0

Firstly, I would like to thank Ms Lyons for her detailed response to my article (Will feds be…

0

Businesses are in the middle of a “data explosion.” From January to December 2012, companies saw their data grow 56 percent, which means the amount of data stored doubles every 18 months,…

0

Businesses are in the middle of a “data explosion.” From January to December 2012, companies saw their data grow 56 percent, which means the amount of data stored doubles every 18 months,…