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Aboriginal cultural heritage information system to be overhauled

Funding will be allocated to protecting and supporting Aboriginal cultural heritage across New South Wales after securing funding from the Digital Restart Fund.

Can Process Mining support Elon Musk’s Pledge to Make Twitter Trustworthy?

Elon Musk’s comments prior to and following the deal to take Twitter private appear to endorse the principle of transparency by “making the algorithms open source to increase trust”. However, the context within which transparency principles will be applied is unclear.

Ricoh adds Fujitsu scanners, alliance with Cybozu

Following the acquisition of 80% of Fujitsu’s scanner business, Ricoh is now planning to develop new services that provide closer integration between capture and its AI-OCR solution and DocuWare EDRMS subsidiary. Fujitsu sold an 80% stake in its scanner manufacture subsidiary, PFU, to Ricoh for about 80 billion yen, or $US625 million. It plans to focus on software development.

The high cost of stale ERP data

Global research reveals that 77% of enterprises lack realtime access to ERP data, leading to poor business outcomes and lost revenue. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are the lifeblood of enterprises and are a key requirement for managing core business processes. The data collected by an ERP system is also widely used to optimize operations, understand business performance, and make forecasts.

US Privacy Laws on same level as Developing Countries

According to the data presented by Atlas VPN, only 4 out of the 50 US states have enacted consumer data protection laws. Furthermore, the United States is falling behind third-world countries in establishing privacy laws that would protect its citizens.

Companies Spend Three Times More Than They Should on Cloud Costs

CAST AI, an AI-driven cloud optimization company, analyzed infrastructure utilization reports for more than 400 organizations to quantify how much they overspend on cloud costs. These organizations included large enterprises running applications across tens of thousands of CPUs down to small companies running their applications on just a few nodes.

Dealing with documents during arbitration proceedings

​Tribunals and senior lawyers typically don’t get involved in document production until just before the hearing. But perhaps they should. 

Hall Payne Lawyers transforms legal workflow

Australian law firm Hall Payne Lawyers has transformed collaboration and achieved firm-wide visibility of support tasks to facilitate flexible, hybrid working, with the adoption of BigHand Workflow Management.

How to Organize and Securely Collaborate Within Microsoft Teams (Case Study)

As company leaders promote communication and improved collaboration, Microsoft 365 has become essential at global solution provider Sycor — with Microsoft Teams playing a crucial role. Applications such as Microsoft Planner, which can be integrated into Teams, also enable highly structured teamwork.

SA Records Management Service Excellence Award

​Nominations are now open for the 2022 Bernadette Bean South Australian (SA) Records Management Service Excellence Award

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