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Are you sure you understand where Business Process Management (BPM) fits in the information management landscape? To get a clearer pricture IDM spoke with Pegasystems Vice-President , APAC, Luke McCormack

Over recent years SharePoint has evolved to cover a wide range of enterprise responsibilities including intranets, portals, collaboration, forms processing, business intelligence, business process management and content management. Microsoft critics like to paint SharePoint as a software system where sharing content comes first, and finding and collaborating on that content from a very specific place comes second. 

IBM has announced the findings of of a survey of 90 IT executives in Australia, which found that many are struggling to keep up with the pace of change in mobility, cloud, and security along with ever-growing user demands for BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology).

Konica Minolta Australia has entered into a new partnership agreement with FileBound, one of Australia’s leading providers of document management solutions. The partnership is in line with Konica Minolta’s core strategy to boost its integrated software services, combining print management and document workflow software solutions.

Australian IT services company OBS  has announced it is adopting the RecordPoint  records management platform for SharePoint in place of its in-house i5 solution, which it will no longer market.  

Ediscovery and data analysis firm Nuix, a worldwide provider of information management technologies, has formed a technology partnership with Cellebrite, a global provider of mobile data extraction, decoding and analysis solutions. 

Australia's federal government departments and agencies have been set a 2015 deadline to make a transition to electronic record-keeping. But is the timetable realistic and what hope has it got of being achieved?

Enterprise social software vendor NewsGator Technologies has announced the appointment of Steven Baker as Senior Sales Executive for Australia and New Zealand, based in Sydney. 

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.

It is important to note that some forms pose greater challenges over others, particularly those that are unstructured in nature.  Not all forms are good candidates for OCR and ICR, but often these forms can be changed or redesigned slightly so that information from them can be more easily recognized.

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