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DocsCorp and Objective tackle government workflow in ANZ

The demand from government for efficient PDF solutions has driven DocsCorp to expand its integration capability to include Objective, a leader in ECM solutions for local government in Australia and New Zealand.

Enterprise Search with MOSS 2007

Gayan Peiris sorts through the many options available for enterprise search with SharePoint.  Gayan Peiris is a SharePoint Technology Specialist (TSP) at Microsoft Australia who has written many articles, reviews and columns for various online publications and has been a contributing author for a SharePoint book. He is a frequent speaker at Microsoft conferences on SharePoint technology. 

Limehouse saves councils $3M per year - Objective

Objective believes it can save each local council in Australia more than A$3 million per year by means of a hosted document authoring and collaboration platform, based on the platform it acquired from Limehouse Software (UK).

Notes from Legal Tech NY

Each year the legal industry hot foots it to Legal Tech New York (LTNY), a three day event in February that brings together some of of the world's leading experts on ediscovery, compliance and information management. Michelle Mahoney, the Melbourne-based Director Applied Legal Technology for Mallesons Stephen Jaques, reports back from LTNY 2010.

Oilsearch on target with Oracle

A giant in global oil and gas exploration and development, Oilsearch is implementing the Oracle Universal Content Manager (UCM) with Oracle Universal Records Manager (URM) for document management.

Qld Govt puts health data online

Queenslanders will be able to look online to view the performance of their hospital emergency departments under a new initiative from Queensland Health.

Document management tops CIO wishlist

Document management and data storage is one of the top ten technology strategies for CIOs in 2010, says analyst Gartner.

Esker moves on Malaysia

Document process automation company Esker has announced the addition of a new subsidiary in Malaysia. Esker has been established in Singapore since 2006, and the Malaysian opening falls in line with the company’s 2010 strategic development plan to strengthen its presence in Asia.

Computershare SA tackles 30M documents with TIS

Top Image Systems, the Israeli developer of intelligent document recognition, and Raven Imaging, a specialist in the supply and maintenance of imaging software, hardware and storage equipment in South Africa, have been selected by Computershare South Africa to process, index and classify more than 30 million documents and convert them into electronic records.

NIB tackles the digital future

Health fund NIB has signed a five year contract to outsource its manual back office activities and automate the processing of high volume paper transactions to a partnership between Salmat, Civica and Dataract.

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