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LA Chamber of Commerce selects Australia's eCertify

The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce has selected an innovative export solution from South Australian global trade software company eCertify to offer hundreds of exporters and freight forwarders automated Certificates of Origin processing.

Leximancer software reveals 'true sentiment'

Australian text analytics company Leximancer claims a huge leap forward in the ability for its software to understand what customers are saying.

NZ Council in control with eDOCS

Palmerston North City Council in New Zealand has gone live with Open Text Document Management, eDOCS Edition (eDOCS DM) and Open Text Records Management, eDOCS Edition (eDOCS RM). The software is being used by approximately 450 staff across all business areas of the Council.

Siemens acquires Eden Technology

Siemens in Australia and New Zealand has acquired Eden Technology a company that delivers software for Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), Asset Management (AM) and ediscovery and evidence management.

ReadSoft and fileWise tag team for AP automation challenge

ReadSoft is teaming up with the fileWise document management suite in Australia to offer a structured Account Payable (AP) processing solution for local businesses.

A migration that matters for NortonRose Australia

Philip Scorgie, Director of Business Information Systems at law firm Norton Rose Australia, goes behind a massive migration to a centralised deployment of Autonomy’s Interwoven WorkSite.

K2 updates SharePoint workflow-BPM

Software maker K2 has announced a major update to its software platform that provides visual tools to develop SharePoint-centric workflow and process-driven applications.

Capture Pro goes direct with FileBound DMS

Users of Kodak Capture Pro Software now have the ability to freely scan documents instantly into the FileBound Document Management System.

Dell unveils new data objective

Dell has announced a plan to deliver a digital content management platform for healthcare, file/email archiving and ediscovery in the second half of 2010.

MessageLabs report warns of RAR dividend

Symantec has published the March 2010 edition of its monthly MessageLabs Intelligence Report, which finds that while the most common file types attached to all malicious emails were .XLS and .DOC file types, the most dangerous file type identified was encrypted .RAR files, the proprietary compressed archive format. 

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