Industry Insider

  • Intelledox adds eSignature partner

    Intelledox has partnered with AlphaTrust Corporation to provide eSignature process automation for its  Infiniti  dynamic document generation platform.

  • ANZ bank looks to SharePoint future

    One of Australia & New Zealand's Big Four banks  is steering a path to a SharePoint 2013 future although keeping its role limited to its perceived strengths in intranet and document collaboration.

  • NuLegal eTrials powered by EDT

    This month NuLegal celebrated the commencement of its 10th electronic courtroom project (“eTrial”) in the Australian Courts with a solution powered by EDT.

  • 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. On the internal company network or out on the Web, social is organic and potentially chaotic, but despite potential perils it can have many benefits if managed well. 

  • CMC Inquiry highlights need to put digital discovery in context

    A recent article in Image and Data Manager highlighted the report of a Queensland Parliamentary Inquiry (QPI) into the public release of confidential Fitzgerald Inquiry documents.  During the Inquiry, the Crime and Misconduct Commission’s IT Manager, Cliff Horwood was grilled over his inability to retrieve certain information about internal emails requested under a summons.

  • The ABCs of BPM

    Are you sure you understand where Business Process Management (BPM) fits in the information management landscape? To get a clearer pricture IDM spoke with Pegasystems Vice-President , APAC, Luke McCormack

  • Does SharePoint measure up for Enterprise Content Management?

    Over recent years SharePoint has evolved to cover a wide range of enterprise responsibilities including intranets, portals, collaboration, forms processing, business intelligence, business process management and content management. Microsoft critics like to paint SharePoint as a software system where sharing content comes first, and finding and collaborating on that content from a very specific place comes second.