Industry Insider

  • Objective upbeat on FY2014 financial results

    Listed ECM software provider Objective Corporation has reported to the Australian Stock Exchange an 18% jump in revenue for the 2014 Financial Year, up to $A48.6m from $A41.0 for the corresponding previous 12 month period.

  • What’s the difference between document and records management?

    Separately, document and records management seem straightforward enough, but what happens when you put them side-by-side? While these terms have some overlapping characteristics, there are crucial distinctions that make each practice essential for your organisation’s success.

  • Don’t Enhance SharePoint - Transform It Through Metadata

    SharePoint has matured over the past 13 years. What has changed? Enterprises are still affected by a volatile economy, burgeoning regulatory requirements and the overall challenge to do more with less. This is also evident in organizations’ use of SharePoint. Results from a Concept Searching survey found SharePoint is no longer relegated to just a departmental solution or a collaboration platform. 

  • Law firm shares securely with Intapp

    McCullough Robertson, a leading Australian law firm, has deployed Intapp Wall Builder to secure client data across information repositories for 52 partners plus staff located in its Brisbane, Sydney and Newcastle offices.

  • Battle continues to capture ReadSoft

    ECM vendor Hyland Software has upped its offer for enterprise capture software leader ReadSoft increase, meanwhile announcing an expanded Australian presence and the purchase of local solution provider CAYLX Software for an undisclosed sum.

  • UN issues e-government report card

    Australia has jumped into second place in the UN’s global e-government rankings, with South Korea retaining top spot in the 2014 Survey, and New Zealand breaking into the Top 10 at 9th place.

  • How to achieve information best practice

    Most organisations understand that there is significant benefit in organising and streamlining their information. Unfortunately achieving this is fraught with many challenges, including the question of what information to keep, and for how long. Whilst it is clear hoarding information can create significant and diverse risks for organisations, retaining no information at all is also clearly not an option. Somewhere in the middle is information best practice, but how do we get there?