Industry Insider

  • Accounting departments drive paperless push

    Accounting department personnel are often both primary drivers and first adopters of paperless solutions in their companies, according to IntelliChief, a  US provider of document management and imaging solutions for the IBM i (System i, iSeries, AS/400).

  • South African Oil Refinery selects Brava!

    Informative Graphics has announced that SAPREF, a South African crude oil refinery, has purchased its Brava! Enterprise for SharePoint software to view and collaborate on AutoCAD DWG drawings, TIFF images and Microsoft Office documents.

  • ECM wins for TechnologyOne

    Five new organisations have signed up for TechnologyOne’s Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution as part of enterprise software deals worth more than $1.2M.

  • Making light work of O&M Manuals

    The construction industry and asset owners now have a faster and easier way to electronically manage the handover of operation and maintenance manuals following the launch of a new digital solution from Aconex and Grazer.

  • Resolve on the case for Fire and Rescue NSW

    Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) has chosen Australian software developer Resolve to implement its new Case Management solution managing the investigation of employee misconduct cases, as well as the drug and alcohol tests and monitoring processes.

  • IP fax market to hit $US700M in 2014 says analyst report

    A report into the "Computer Fax Markets, 2009-2014" by Research and Markets predicts that the market will grow to $US700 million in 2014, driven by the rise of fax over Internet protocol (FoIP) servers, the emergence of production fax as a key market segment, businesses connecting multifunction peripherals (MFPs) to fax servers, and the rise of unified communications.

  • TransPerfect Legal offers Equivio ediscovery

    Global ediscovery provider TransPerfect Legal Solutions (TLS), with offices in Sydney and Hong Kong, is expanding its ediscovery offerings with Equivio’s technology for grouping of near-duplicates and email threads.

  • NZ Chief Archivist warns of need for disaster planning

    Public offices should have plans to prepare for and manage the effects of natural disasters on their records and information, says NZ Chief Archivist Greg Goulding in his latest report on the state of government recordkeeping.