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Malaysian multinational settles on ReadSoft

ReadSoft has been chosen to deliver its document process automation solutions to one of Malaysia's leading multinational conglomerates.

NZ legal win for Recommind search

Top-10 New Zealand law firm Duncan Cotterill has implemented Recommind's MindServer Search to provide a single search platform across its five offices in New Zealand and Australia.

SharePoint 2010: a glimpse of the future

Gayan Peiris previews the new and improved capabilities of SharePoint 2010, and evaluates why should you look at upgrading from MOSS 2007. 

SharePoint Australia Conference Preview

Whether you have already implemented Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 or you are considering SharePoint 2010, the easiest way to get the most out of this highly flexible and comprehensive platform is by networking with others, listening to experts and being taken through successful customer implementations. That’s what is being delivered at the Australia SharePoint Conference 2010 to be held between 16th and 17th June at the Sydney Hilton.

Vic Treasury seeks search solution

Vanessa Hose, Manager, Knowledge & Information Services at Victoria’s Department of Treasury & Finance, admits, “There are huge challenges for organisations such as ours in dealing with the large volume of information that arrives daily, and we need to look at how much of it we can automate to remove some of the administrative burden from our staff.”

Anvil mines Objective solution for information management

Leading copper producer Anvil Mining is implementing Objective to enhance information management at its global locations.

Australia facing geospatial shortage

Australia is not keeping up with the booming demand for Geospatial professionals, UNSW Professor, Chris Rizos, has told a world surveying congress in Sydney.

Blue Coat adds fizz to drinkmaker

P&N Beverages is claimed to have reduced remote access times to large Microsoft Office files from as much as 20 minutes to under 60 seconds, using the Blue Coat Application Delivery Network infrastructure.

Data breaches cost Australian firms $A2M: survey

A new report from the Ponemon Institute, together with PGP Corporation, claims the average cost of a data breach at Australian organisations is almost $A2M.

Kofax captures Australian insurer

Kofax has announced it will provide a document capture solution to one of Australia’s largest insurance providers and leading workers compensation insurer, in a deal worth around $US800,000.

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