Today, many government and enterprise organisations are focused on implementing Process Automation initiatives. However, in many cases, the desire to be more efficient fails to consider the importance of capturing what comes out at the end of a process as a record.
Digitisation has been named the top trend set to shape mining in the year ahead. The Tracking the Trends report, by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited, authored by Philip Hopwood, Global Leader - Mining, lists digitisation above other vital priorities such as water management, the image of mining, changing shareholder expectations and looking to commodities of the future.
Blumark has helped one of Australia’s largest mutuals improve its speed to decision through the implementation of an innovative end to end home loan approval workflow and document management process.
Despite heightened interest in enterprise deployment of artificial intelligence, only 40 per cent of respondents to ISACA’s second annual Digital Transformation Barometer express confidence that their organisations can accurately assess the security of systems based on AI and machine learning.
The container shipping & transportation industry historically has involved a significant amount of paperwork. INTTRA is a company operating a global network that is eliminating paper and faxes from key aspects of the chain, including booking a space on a container ship. IDM spoke with INTTRA President and COO Inna Kuznetsova to learn how this has been achieved.
Digital transformation remains a key buzzword in many Australian businesses however pinning down a precise definition of its meaning is tricky. Research from the McKinsey Global Instituteindicates that most businesses aren’t operating at their full potential, suggesting a failure to exploit the full value of going digital.
Fujitsu Laboratories has announced newly developed technology that offers both high speed data-processing and high-capacity storage in distributed storage systems, in order to speed up the processing of ever-increasing volumes of data.
Over the course of regular business activities, organizations collect large sum of data and all too often fail to utilize this information. All this unnecessary data not only adds to maintenance costs, but also makes the organization susceptible to greater risks.
Four members of an alleged coordinated fraud syndicate have been charged as part of ongoing investigations into business email compromise scams across NSW.
