Industry Insider

  • Clearwell extends ediscovery reach

    Clearwell Systems, the ediscovery software vendor recently acquired by Symantec, has announced enhancements to its Identification and Collection Module for targeted collection of data.

     

  • ECM market gets Perceptive

    Anthony Giagnacovo, GM for Perceptive Software International, is overseeing a significant push into the Australian market for the ECM vendor, following its acquisition by Lexmark in April 2010.

     

  • National Archives a world leader in preservation

    The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has awarded National Archives of Australia (NAA) the 2011Jikji Memory of the World Prize for its work in the preservation of digital and physical records.

     

  • Network apps stay hidden from security screens

    36 per cent of enterprise network traffic is comprised of hundreds of applications that can evade the controls of conventional security solutions by using secure socket layer (SSL) or port-hopping capabilities, according to the latest Application Usage and Risk Report conducted by Palo Alto Networks.

     

  • Free guide to wikis for government

    IBM has made available a free guide to using wikis in government, written by Government 2.0 expert Dr Ines Mergel.
    In the paper, Dr. Mergel describes the managerial, cultural, behavioral, and technological issues that public managers face in starting and maintaining Wikis.

     

  • Datacore lands at Auckland Ports

    Ports of Auckland, New Zealand’s leading port company, is employing DataCore SANsymphony storage virtualisation software to create a new virtual storage infrastructure.

  • Westpac commits to SecurID replacement

    Westpac has relented after initially refusing refusing to replace the SecurID tokens used by business banking customers, folowing RSA’s shock revelation that the hackers that penetrated its firewall in March had since used the data to attempt an attack on Lockheed Martin, a major US government defense contractor.

  • Fuji-Xerox takes AP to the cloud

    Fuji Xerox Australia is to offer a new accounts payable automation service hosted in the cloud, using EMC’s Enterprise Content Management software coupled with BRT’s APxCelerator accounts payable automation software.