Industry Insider

  • NZ Govt. picks cloud ECM panel

    New Zealand firm Intergen and international companies Team Informatics and Open Text have been selected for a supplier panel which will provide Enterprise Content Management as a Service (ECMS) to NZ government agencies.

  • Nuix teams up for digital forensics

    Ediscovery firm Nuix is looking to tackle the market for tools to manage digital forensic triage, indexing and investigation in partnership with vendor ADF Solutions.

  • 5 reasons why new ISO Security Standard matters

    Cloud computing, off-shore data management and outsourced services and information have impacted the way, most, if not all, Australian businesses manage and store customer and company data. And while most have implemented some sort of software security solution, they have not always adopted a holistic approach to information security.

  • Nuance surveys first for Document Capture

    Nuance has been ranked number one in global document capture software market share in a new study from the American market research firm Harvey Spencer Associates (HSA). This report marks the fourth consecutive ye

  • Objective wins records industry award

    Objective Corporation   has won the 2013 Jim Shepherd Industry Award from the Records and Information Management Professionals Australasia (RIM Professionals Australasia).

  • OECD takes semantic approach to KM

    TEMIS has won a tender to supply its Semantic Content Enrichment solution Luxid at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

     

  • Could digital elections prevent WA's botched ballot?

    A platform to automate vote counting for Australian federal elections using document scanning and Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR) could be implemented for around $A25 million and deliver results in 8 hours, according to industry experts. Its deployment could prevent situations such as the looming recall of nearly 1.5 million voters in Western Australia (WA) after a small number of ballot papers from four booths in that state went missing.