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  • Oxygen delivers TRIM/SAP integration

    Australia SAP consulting firm Oxygen has developed a solution that enables public sector organisations to link their TRIM documents to related data within SAP.

     

  • TIO adds Resolve

    The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) is partnering with Melbourne‐based software developer Resolve to implement a business‐critical case management system.

     

  • RSA hack puts security on notice

    Thousands who rely on SecurID encryption for applications such as Internet banking and secure network access are having a nervous wait for detailed information about the RSA hack announced this week.

     

  • EMC Captiva learns on the fly

    EMC has introduced a new Auto Learning capability to the latest version of its Captiva capture solution, allowing for automated classification and and extraction of important business information from documents as they are being rapidly scanned.

     

  • SKM engineers a SharePoint future

    In 2009 Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) embarked on a global rollout of Microsoft SharePoint to host its corporate intranet, performance dialogue system and other key business applications. The multinational engineering firm needed to replace multiple legacy systems and, following an evaluation of a number of products, it identified SharePoint as its core platform for collaboration and KM for the future.

     

  • Kodak takes on ibml in Australia-APAC

    Kodak is expanding its global reseller agreement with ibml to bring its intelligent scanning and document capture solutions to Australia and southeast Asia.

     

  • Iris Data expands China ediscovery

    Litigation support specialist Iris Data Services has moved to a new eDiscovery and computer forensics production facility in Nanjing, China, offering document review and online hosting.

     

  • Revealing the secrets of how courts handle digital evidence

    So you've caught a bunch of employees apparently red-handed in the act of sabotaging your company on behalf of a competitor who they subsequently join. How much help will the courts give you in investigating the breach? Can you expect to get an inside view of what has gone on inside your competitor's network? David McGrath how such matters are handled in Australlian courts.

     

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  • Oxygen delivers TRIM/SAP integration

    Australia SAP consulting firm Oxygen has developed a solution that enables public sector organisations to link their TRIM documents to related data within SAP.

     

  • TIO adds Resolve

    The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) is partnering with Melbourne‐based software developer Resolve to implement a business‐critical case management system.

     

  • RSA hack puts security on notice

    Thousands who rely on SecurID encryption for applications such as Internet banking and secure network access are having a nervous wait for detailed information about the RSA hack announced this week.

     

  • EMC Captiva learns on the fly

    EMC has introduced a new Auto Learning capability to the latest version of its Captiva capture solution, allowing for automated classification and and extraction of important business information from documents as they are being rapidly scanned.

     

  • SKM engineers a SharePoint future

    In 2009 Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) embarked on a global rollout of Microsoft SharePoint to host its corporate intranet, performance dialogue system and other key business applications. The multinational engineering firm needed to replace multiple legacy systems and, following an evaluation of a number of products, it identified SharePoint as its core platform for collaboration and KM for the future.

     

  • Kodak takes on ibml in Australia-APAC

    Kodak is expanding its global reseller agreement with ibml to bring its intelligent scanning and document capture solutions to Australia and southeast Asia.

     

  • Iris Data expands China ediscovery

    Litigation support specialist Iris Data Services has moved to a new eDiscovery and computer forensics production facility in Nanjing, China, offering document review and online hosting.

     

  • Revealing the secrets of how courts handle digital evidence

    So you've caught a bunch of employees apparently red-handed in the act of sabotaging your company on behalf of a competitor who they subsequently join. How much help will the courts give you in investigating the breach? Can you expect to get an inside view of what has gone on inside your competitor's network? David McGrath how such matters are handled in Australlian courts.

     

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