Industry Insider

  • DocsCorp joins PDF/A Competence Center

    DocsCorp has been accepted as a member of the PDF/A Competence Center, a non-profit association dedicated to promoting the exchange of information and experience in the area of long-term archiving of documents.

     

  • ASIC calls early case assessment tender

    The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has issued a tender for an early case assessment (ECA) solution to support its electronic evidence processing on the Ringtail document review and evidence management system.

     

  • AP automation heads north

    The Northern Territory Govt is in the final phase of a three year implementation of accounts payable automation to handle 450,000 invoices per year.

     

  • Scaling storage for SharePoint

    As SharePoint usage grows, many organisations are learning there are challenges to planning an effective storage platform for their SharePoint environment, writes AvePoint's Garth Luke.

     

  • NAB BI banks on SharePoint smarts

    NAB Finance has worked with consultants Pitcher Partners to develop a Proof of Concept (POC) showcasing the business intelligence capabilities of SharePoint 2010.

     

  • Much ado about metadata

    Metadata is critical to many areas of information management. David McGrath, a Sydney-based solicitor with extensive industry experience, looks at a significent international judgement relating to metadata and ediscovery.

     

  • 8 essentials for Information Management

    ARMA International, a not-for-profit records and information association, has published a list of 8 Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles (GARP) and suggests they form the basis of ensuring Information Governance processes are up to scratch.

     

  • DR survey reveals Asia/Pacific challenge

    In a recent survey across the Asia/Pacific markets, analyst firm IDC claims less than one third of organisations interviewed would be able to restore more than 50% of their applications in real-time should a disaster strike. This means most organisations would have less than half of their systems running in the event of a disaster.