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  • Classify First; Plan the Data Governance Strategy Later

    Nogacom, an Israeli developer of information governance solutions, has launched a white paper presented a new best-practices approach to data governance which recommends that companies first classify their unstructured business data, and then plan the appropriate strategies to govern it.

  • SmartCapture wins the ratings for Oz pay TV network

    One of Australia’s premier pay TV providers, delivering more than 200 channels to over 1.63 million subscribing households, has implemented an innovative accounts payable automation solution from TopSoft to handle more than 4000 invoices received per month.

  • A brave new smartphone world

    As sometimes occurs with the rapid uptake of a new technology, consideration of the risks lags behind adoption. David McGrath makes a case for being concerned about smartphone usage.

  • Safeguarding use of social media in the enterprise

    While organisations are keen to flex their social media muscles beyond the traditional applications of marketing and communications, the risks of providing staff access to Web 2.0 in the workplace are holding many back. CEO John Fison outlines how Australia’s Netbox Blue is seeking to safeguard the new platforms whether on or off the company network.

  • Palette powers AP automation for Simonds Homes

    Purchase-to-pay specialist Palette has won Australian building firm Simonds Homes as its 1000th customer, following a contract win by business process outsourcing (BPO) provider Converga.

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  • Classify First; Plan the Data Governance Strategy Later

    Nogacom, an Israeli developer of information governance solutions, has launched a white paper presented a new best-practices approach to data governance which recommends that companies first classify their unstructured business data, and then plan the appropriate strategies to govern it.

  • SmartCapture wins the ratings for Oz pay TV network

    One of Australia’s premier pay TV providers, delivering more than 200 channels to over 1.63 million subscribing households, has implemented an innovative accounts payable automation solution from TopSoft to handle more than 4000 invoices received per month.

  • A brave new smartphone world

    As sometimes occurs with the rapid uptake of a new technology, consideration of the risks lags behind adoption. David McGrath makes a case for being concerned about smartphone usage.

  • Safeguarding use of social media in the enterprise

    While organisations are keen to flex their social media muscles beyond the traditional applications of marketing and communications, the risks of providing staff access to Web 2.0 in the workplace are holding many back. CEO John Fison outlines how Australia’s Netbox Blue is seeking to safeguard the new platforms whether on or off the company network.

  • Palette powers AP automation for Simonds Homes

    Purchase-to-pay specialist Palette has won Australian building firm Simonds Homes as its 1000th customer, following a contract win by business process outsourcing (BPO) provider Converga.

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