Industry Insider

  • University deploys OpenText ECM in Hong Kong

    Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) will implement OpenText Enterprise Content Management (ECM) to control the costs and risk associated with the growing volume and velocity of content being produced and published in the enterprise. With OpenText's ECM solution, Hong Kong Polytechnic intends to gain better control over its content, ensure greater data integrity, and address its growing data needs.

  • Nuance demonstrates data extraction for health records

    Nuance Communications has demonstrated at a US medical convention a workflow for extracting discrete data from paper records and automatically populating appropriate fields in medical documents. This solution conforms to document management standards required for US federal government funding programs designed to kickstart the transition to electronic health records.

  • HP wants bigger share of A/NZ BPO market

    Hewlett-Packard’s (HP) Enterprise Services division (the former EDS business acquired in 2008)  is looking to lift its profile in business process outsourcing (BPO) in Australia and New Zealand with a new offering called AutoFlow.

  • Constructing a history in pictures

    A project to convert a large historical archive of images and drawings to digital assets is bearing fruit for Genting Malaysia, a major regional player in the leisure and hospitality business.

  • BI sales to surge in 2013:Gartner

    Worldwide business intelligence (BI) software revenue will reach US$13.8 billion in 2013, a seven percent increase from 2012, according to Gartner, Inc. The market is forecast to reach US$17.1 billion by 2016.

  • Mixed Mail solution cuts costs for "Lockbox" Processor

    RP Solutions, Inc., a remittance processing solutions provider and OPEX Corporation, a provider of high-speed document imaging and mail centre automation equipment, have detailed a successful implementation of their integrated Mixed Mail Processing solution at Bill2Pay.

  • Former TOWER exec joins the Obsecure Board

    Straughan Schofield has joined the Board of Directors at obsecure, an Australian cyber security software company that provides high security information transfer solutions that integrate directly with Document Management Systems and Line of Business Applications

  • Census data available to slice and dice

    As governments around the world wrestle with the enormous amount of census data they gather, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is already enabling organisations to dip into the multi-billion dollar opportunity it presents.