Hurunui District Council is a New Zealand local government authority for a rural population of 10,000 located 30 minutes north of Christchurch, the largest city in the South Island of New Zealand. Two years ago the council identified a need to replace its ageing Alchemy document management system with a new solution that included electronic records management capabilities.
Mining giant Fortescue Metals Group is just over 12 months into its rollout of Office 365 as one of Microsoft's Australian launch customers. Fortescue’s initial deployment of Office 365 to 2000 users in 2011 has now ballooned to 6000 staff and contractors, as their rapid expansion has propelled a huge growth in staffing.
The AHL Group, one of Australia’s premier entertainment, hospitality, tourism and leisure companies, has switched to a new OpenText document management platform, in the process migrating 150,000+ documents from ageing Hummingbird eDOCS 6 system.
A win at the European Union EU Directorate General (DG) has topped off another strong year of international success for Australian ediscovery and data investigation developer Nuix.
One obstacle to paperless mortgage applications in the US has been removed with the US Internal Revenue Service introducing the ability for crucial paperwork to be electronically signed and submitted.
OB10, the e-Invoicing network, is teaming up with Infosys BPO, the business process outsourcing subsidiary of Infosys Limited to offer services for e Finance and Accounting (F&A) business process management and process automation.
Welcome to SharePoint is often the initial statement you hear when you begin your SharePoint journey. But what is SharePoint and how on earth is it going to benefit your business, also where do you start? By Samuel Conway.
Research conducted by Varonis, a provider of data governance software, has found that 62% of respondents reported a mishap -- often with serious consequences -- as a result of sending an email to the wrong person or with improper or unauthorized content. The study also reveals that one in 20 companies faced compliance issues as a result of a wrongly sent email.
A joint international criminal investigation has resulted in seven people being charged in Romania for the largest credit card data theft in Australia's history.
