In a world where the growing use of connected devices, such as smart watches and connected cars, is occurring at the same time that massive data breaches are making headlines around the world, a new global study by ISACA shows that consumers have conflicted attitudes about the benefits of connected devices.
A research paper analysing the differing experiences of the UK and Australian governments in attempting digital transformation finds there is an urgent need for a change of vision and strategy, with Australian agencies bogged down in the past and burdened by thousands of PDF forms.
We recently analysed the execution of paperless strategies for a company that was struggling to increase paperless adoption among its clients. They had actioned all the advice provided, so what was the issue? After conducting an analysis we found that there were gaps in the implementation, which led to a below average customer take up of the paperless service.
Information volumes continue to grow at an unprecedented rate, particularly in the area of randomly generated unstructured user data, says Chris Hathaway, director at Soarsoft International. This is a result of the way the modern "information worker" interacts and transacts with electronic platforms on a daily basis.
Nuix, a technology company that enables people to make fact-based decisions from unstructured data, has published a survey of corporate information security practitioners, conducted by Ari Kaplan Advisors, which shows fundamental changes occurring in the way enterprises protect their data.
Kodak Info Insight Platform is a new solution platform from Kodak Alaris that employs Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help organisations deal with the challenge of managing a multitude of inputs from different communication types, such as email, traditional mail, social media, text and online forms. Kodak Alaris' Roderick Hughes recently travelled to Australia to outline the capabilities of Info Insight to major enterprise, government and BPO customers in the region. IDM editor Bill Dawes asked Rod to explain the business proposition.
Search is at an interesting crossroads. As the keystone of the information age, this truly transformative technology now blends into almost every digital nook and cranny without fanfare. It goes without saying that smartphone apps, web pages, social networking tools, productivity software and operating systems have started off with simply having a search box embedded somewhere.
The Office of the Information Commissioner found two breaches of Australia’s Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) in the past 12 months.
A US judge in Pennsylvania has ruled that State agencies that permanently delete emails after five days are not violating the State’s Right to Know Law, denying an injunction sought by newspapers.
