Industry Insider

  • The rights and wrongs of Knowledge Management

    According to a new report by University of Greenwich Professor Colin Coulson-Thomas organisations are capturing and sharing the wrong sort of knowledge. Based upon a five-year investigation, the report Transforming Knowledge Management sets out a more affordable route to high performance organisations.

  • Making short work of forms via SharePoint lists

    One of the big attractions of SharePoint is that through a list you can generate a form, hence you can take a process that could be paper based and automate it. When talking to organisations about SharePoint this is often one of the deal clinchers when considering if SharePoint is the solution for them. Especially if they have no form automation or Access database setup.

  • Playing it safe in social media

    Organisations today use a wide variety of social media platforms both internally and externally, but whether you are chatting with a client on LinkedIn or involved in a discussion with your boss on Yammer, there are some basic techniques to ensure to get the most out of your social experience.

  • EMC acquires Identification Services firm Aveksa

    EMC has acquired privately held Aveksa,  a developer of Identity and Access Management solutions that will be integrated within the RSA security division as part of RSA’s Identity Trust Management product group.

  • Quantum leap needed to store our digital lives

    Thinking beyond your corporate network, how much online online storage is required to hold all of the data associated with your digital life?
    According to US academic Professor Vladimir Shalaev of Purdue University, that figure has grown astronomically in recent decades.

  • A hybrid approach to digital records at Ballarat Health

    Ballarat Health Services has recently deployed the Rhapsody Integration Engine from Orion Health as its new platform to provide connectivity between critical clinical, patient and administrative applications, including pathology, admission, discharge and transfer systems.  

  • BPM brings efficiency to medical team meetings

    The Grampians Integrated Cancer Service (GICS) in Ballarat is one of the nine Integrated Cancer Services (ICS) in Victoria which were established in 2004-2005 to facilitate the implementation of the Cancer Services framework for Victoria. GICS works to facilitate planning and improvements in integration and coordination of cancer services to meet the needs of people with cancer across the Grampians region.