Industry Insider

  • HPE lays out TRIM’s future as a Content Services hub

    Micro Focus Content Manager, as the former TRIM records management product will shortly be known, does not represent the entire future of information management, but will act as the hub of future content services delivered by the ‘spun-merged’ HP Enterprise Software division, according to a roadmap laid out at the 2017 Information Governance Forum.

  • Yellowfin swims on rising tide of data

    Does Business Intelligence (BI) have a future outside of traditional transactional reporting? And just how much is artificial intelligence (AI) going to change the way BI is typically deployed? To learn more about the future of BI, IDM spoke with Glen Rabie, CEO and founder of Yellowfin, an Australian Business Intelligence (BI) vendor with a global footprint, currently boasting more than 2 million users in more than 70 countries.

  • iCognition to move UNSW to TRIM-as-a-Service cloud

    Information Management and Governance specialist, iCognition, has won a large three-year contract to transition the University of NSW HPE TRIM Electronic Document and Records Management System (EDRMS) to the cloud and expand its usage, initially to 3,200 users but with the capability for 10,000 users.

  • One in Two Organisations Have Had a SharePoint Data Breach: Report

    The Ponemon Institute and Metalogix have released results of a report focused on how organizations are keeping sensitive or confidential data safe in collaboration and file sharing environments such as SharePoint, Dropbox, and file sync and share applications. The findings are based on a survey with responses from 1,403 respondents from the United States , United Kingdom , and Germany .

  • Innovative Information Management by design

    Electronic document and records management systems (EDRMS) have been implemented over the last 20+ years as “a” means to manage information. Many of these products evolved from systems that were used to manage paper records, and they may be integrated with other business systems if sufficient funding and executive sponsorship exists.

  • Why Document Management Solutions Fail

    My customers trust Associated Asset Management (AAM) with the creation, management, disposition and seamless access to their documents and official records. We take this role of the custodian of their documents very seriously as mismanaging them can lead to legal exposure for our clients. When it came time for AAM to replace our document management system, I became very interested in what makes Document Management implementations fail and what can be done to prevent it. Having successfully navigated our implementation, I wanted to share some of my findings.

  • The Devil Is In The Details - Who Is The Owner Of Your Data When Using SaaS?

    A mass of corporate data is moving into the cloud. Much of it is there under Software-as-a-Service solution contracts. This data being essential for daily business, SaaS contracts handsomely cover service outages and access to service. Yet data ownership under these contracts is another matter. What can companies do to avoid losing it amid the convoluted interplay of SaaS vendors, software originators and owners, cloud operators, third parties, and even jurisdictions?

  • A/NZ CIOs punch above their weight in Digital Transformation: Gartner

    CIOs in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) place a higher priority on customer focus and digitalisation than their global peers, with more investing in digital initiatives and fewer in core systems such as ERP, according to Gartner, Inc.’s annual CIO survey. The survey data shows that ANZ CIOs are intensifying their efforts to strengthen digital leadership, organisation and technology capabilities this year.