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ASIC invests $A60M in analytics and e-discovery

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has announced it is investing around $A60 million on data analytics, IT systems as well as its surveillance and enforcement capabilities to be a more data-driven, intelligence-led law enforcement agency.

DocsCorp ties up two of the Big Four global accounting firms

DocsCorp has announced that it has successfully closed unrelated deals with two of the 'big four' global accounting firms that total over 150,000 new users. compareDocs for document comparison and cleanDocs for metadata removal will be used by their tax, legal services, and compliance teams globally. Specific terms of the sales are confidential.

How to increase user engagement with SharePoint

If you’re a CIO or senior IT manager then it’s likely you’re constantly addressing the organisational challenges of improving return-on-information, driving workforce collaboration, and making enterprise systems easier to use (or at least improving compliance in how they’re used). Like many, you may have settled on SharePoint as your preferred technology of choice to achieve those outcomes.

HSBC and IBM to automate processing of millions of documents used daily in international trade

HSBC, the global trade finance bank, is working with IBM to develop a cognitive intelligence solution combining optical character recognition with advanced robotics to make global trade safer and more efficient for thousands of businesses.

New corrupting benefits legislation - what do employers need to know now?

Australian employers will have to adopt strict safeguards and auditing measures to ensure compliance with the new corrupting benefits legislation just passed by both Houses of Parliament, according to law firm Herbert Smith Freehills LLP.

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