Every year, companies face the inevitable prospect of adding additional terabytes of new storage resources to their numerous, overloaded, and expensive enterprise storage repositories to keep up with the constantly growing storage requirements. These storage repositories include application-specific repositories, on-premises email archives, department share drives, individual employee "home" drives, SAN/NAS devices, employee cloud accounts, SharePoint systems, to name just a few.
A leading provider of innovative insurance products and services, DKG Insurance Brokers chose to adopt an automation-first mindset during 2020. Their goals? To create exceptional customer experiences and opportunities for their employees; and build a more competitive, future-ready business.
PDF/A has become an important digital document format as governments and regulatory agencies strive to ensure that the documents they create, accept, and retain will remain usable. The addition of the VeraPDF capabilities to Datalogics PDF Checker version 2.1 will allow users to check for PDF/A compliance and conformance levels while processing documents in their digital workflows.
A new report by MIT Technology Review Insights explores how decision-makers from leading organizations excel by deploying advanced cloud-based technologies, including analytics and machine learning capabilities.
Archives New Zealand has released a report on the results of its second annual survey, which monitors information management progress in the public sector. The report “highlights several areas for improvement across government information management (IM)”, notes Chief Archivist Stephen Clarke.
Now more than ever people want (and need) to collaborate, and Microsoft Teams makes it very easy to collaborate securely. As a whole, Microsoft 365 has significantly more security options than other collaboration platforms on the market. However, with all the services offered, one can’t just look at the owners and members of Groups and Teams and know who has access.
Digital Transformation is the ideology of the year for businesses reliant on document-intensive work. Countless organisations of all sizes and industries have shifted their processes to find solutions that provide fast, reliable, and secure ways to get data into their systems. Cloud capture has become a driving force for implementing digital strategies this year with good reason. Digitising data right at the point of entry into the document lifecycle makes perfect sense before sending it off to recipients and workflows.
For all the incredible technological leaps and bounds we’ve made in the past few decades, we haven’t been able to bypass the need to transfer information from a document, image, or video to a software system. The task of data entry remains a thorn in the side of any organisation that solves business challenges with technology.
Cybersecurity mesh, security-savvy boards of directors, and remote working all made this year’s security and risk trends. As cybersecurity and regulatory compliance become the top two biggest concerns of corporate boards, some are adding cybersecurity experts specifically to scrutinise security and risk issues.
The Financial Services sector is a prime target of cybercrime due to the personal & financial data it collects from its customers that can easily be monetarised. In 2020 there were more than 1,500 data breach incidents reported in the Financial Services sector globally, with financial motives accounting for more than 90% of the data breaches, according to the Verizon 2020 Data Breach Investigations Report.
