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  • Datacom NZ teams up for enterprise search

    Datacom New Zealand and Syl Semantics have entered into a strategic partnership to deliver Information Management and Enterprise Search solutions to clients in New Zealand and Australia.

  • Feds wary of Obama digital records deadline

    Days away from a key deadline to digitise and streamline their records management practices, almost half (46 percent) of US Federal agency records and information management professionals do not believe, or are unsure if, the requirements are realistic and obtainable. That’s the core finding of a new report titled “Federal Records and Information Management: Ready to Rumble?” underwritten by storage and information management company Iron Mountain

  • NSW medical imaging project gets a gong

    HealthShare NSW has won a NSW Premier’s Award for a pioneering Enterprise Imaging Repository (EIR), claimed to be the first state-wide medical imaging repository in Australia. The EIR is a collaboration with  Fujitsu Australia, responsible for its implementation at more than 220 public hospitals across the state’s 15 Local Health Districts.

  • Mining the records management resource

    Every industry sector has different reasons for taking the trouble to implement  a records management system. Australian SharePoint systems integrator OBS has identified the top five benefits a records management system can bring to the resources sector. 

  • Bridging the global information governance gap

    Recommind has released the findings of independent research into policies adopted for information governance (IG) in the United States and United Kingdom. The surveys were designed to discover what companies currently have in place to govern their growing data reserves and determine if these practices are effective at mitigating risk and compliance issues.

  • The long term digital archiving dilemma

    Government records and archive authorities around the country have developed a range of policies, standards and guidelines to help organisations better manage the capture of digital information. However, there appear to be some major structural obstacles preventing effective digital archive appraisal and permanent records transfer. 

  • Manufacturing industrial strength DAM/ERP integration

    Thousands of products, tens of  thousands of images, 3D, 2D and print assets  and a need to keep everything synchronised between marketing, manufacturing and a  central ERP platform. Sounds like a perfect storm for a digital asset management (DAM) solution, which was exactly the situation facing Australian industrial manufacturer B&R Enclosures.

  • SharePoint: You’re using it wrong

    Despite SharePoint’s astounding success for almost a decade (largely attributable to its integration with Office and its attractive licensing options), Microsoft has always presented inconsistent messages about how to “correctly” use the platform. This extends to SharePoint’s positioning and marketing of each successive version.

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  • Datacom NZ teams up for enterprise search

    Datacom New Zealand and Syl Semantics have entered into a strategic partnership to deliver Information Management and Enterprise Search solutions to clients in New Zealand and Australia.

  • Feds wary of Obama digital records deadline

    Days away from a key deadline to digitise and streamline their records management practices, almost half (46 percent) of US Federal agency records and information management professionals do not believe, or are unsure if, the requirements are realistic and obtainable. That’s the core finding of a new report titled “Federal Records and Information Management: Ready to Rumble?” underwritten by storage and information management company Iron Mountain

  • NSW medical imaging project gets a gong

    HealthShare NSW has won a NSW Premier’s Award for a pioneering Enterprise Imaging Repository (EIR), claimed to be the first state-wide medical imaging repository in Australia. The EIR is a collaboration with  Fujitsu Australia, responsible for its implementation at more than 220 public hospitals across the state’s 15 Local Health Districts.

  • Mining the records management resource

    Every industry sector has different reasons for taking the trouble to implement  a records management system. Australian SharePoint systems integrator OBS has identified the top five benefits a records management system can bring to the resources sector. 

  • Bridging the global information governance gap

    Recommind has released the findings of independent research into policies adopted for information governance (IG) in the United States and United Kingdom. The surveys were designed to discover what companies currently have in place to govern their growing data reserves and determine if these practices are effective at mitigating risk and compliance issues.

  • The long term digital archiving dilemma

    Government records and archive authorities around the country have developed a range of policies, standards and guidelines to help organisations better manage the capture of digital information. However, there appear to be some major structural obstacles preventing effective digital archive appraisal and permanent records transfer. 

  • Manufacturing industrial strength DAM/ERP integration

    Thousands of products, tens of  thousands of images, 3D, 2D and print assets  and a need to keep everything synchronised between marketing, manufacturing and a  central ERP platform. Sounds like a perfect storm for a digital asset management (DAM) solution, which was exactly the situation facing Australian industrial manufacturer B&R Enclosures.

  • SharePoint: You’re using it wrong

    Despite SharePoint’s astounding success for almost a decade (largely attributable to its integration with Office and its attractive licensing options), Microsoft has always presented inconsistent messages about how to “correctly” use the platform. This extends to SharePoint’s positioning and marketing of each successive version.

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