Industry Insider

  • Ray Kurzweil Keynotes Kodak Global Directions 2013

    Renowned author, inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil will keynote Kodak’s Global Directions 2013 conference - an annual technology and educational event sponsored by the company’s document capture and enterprise software business unit.

  • YouSendit relaunched as Hightail

    YouSendIt, the popular email alternative for sending large files, is no more, instead the service has been relaunched under the brand name Hightail, as in lets hightail it out of town.

  • Kremlin returns to typewriters to avoid computer leaks

    The cool kids these days are spinning vinyl discs on antique record players, and the analogue fightback may have made its way to the very top, according to a report that says the Kremlin is returning to typewriters in an attempt to avoid damaging leaks from computer hardware.

  • GIS on tap from Amazon cloud

    A pay-by-the-month cloud Geographical Information System offering has been launched in Australia by leading GIS vendor ESRI.

  • Cloudy ECM on tap for Australian government

    A new cloud ECM offering for Australian government agencies has been announced by Objective, following last month's launch by HP of a TRIM and SharePoint platform delivered as a cloud service.

  • CAYLX Software adds Hyland reseller

    Australia's CAYLX Software has announced the appointment of Multibase as its latest partner to resell the Hyland Software OnBase Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software.

  • Tablet boom continues in ANZ Market: IDC

    The ANZ tablet market continued to register phenomenal growth of 147% year-on-year in 2013 Q1 according to research by analyst firm IDC, bringing the total market size up to 1.14 million units. This tremendous growth was contributed by a jump in demand of smaller, cheaper Android tablets, as well as Windows tablets. 

  • Court approves Kodak deal with UK Pension Plan

    Kodak's Document Imaging business has taken another step towards independence with the announcement that the US Bankruptcy Court overseeing the administration of parent company Kodak has approved a settlement agreement with the UK Kodak Pension Plan (KPP).