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Why information governance is the new black

A natural tension between freedom and control for public sector information assets can easily create obstacles to transformation and a shift to digital processes. Information governance empowers you to get the balance right.

Digital Transformation from within

There’s a lot of talk about ‘Digital Transformation’ and (if the number of articles on Medium and LinkedIn are anything to go by) a lot of views on what it actually means. Having spent five years as part of the digital transformation of Australia’s biggest telco, and more recently working on the Federal Government’s digital agenda, this is what I think when I hear the term.

HPE lays out TRIM’s future as a Content Services hub

Micro Focus Content Manager, as the former TRIM records management product will shortly be known, does not represent the entire future of information management, but will act as the hub of future content services delivered by the ‘spun-merged’ HP Enterprise Software division, according to a roadmap laid out at the 2017 Information Governance Forum.

New Senate count solution in 12 weeks

Changes to Senate voting at the 2016 Australian federal election substantially increased the complexity of the Senate count. Faced with a tight deadline before the double dissolution election on 2 July 2016, the AEC in partnership with Fuji Xerox Document Management Solutions was able to develop a new end-to-end solution involved scanning and image recognition technology in less than 12 weeks

Yellowfin swims on rising tide of data

Does Business Intelligence (BI) have a future outside of traditional transactional reporting? And just how much is artificial intelligence (AI) going to change the way BI is typically deployed? To learn more about the future of BI, IDM spoke with Glen Rabie, CEO and founder of Yellowfin, an Australian Business Intelligence (BI) vendor with a global footprint, currently boasting more than 2 million users in more than 70 countries.

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