Industry Insider

  • MidCoast Water takes on Objective

    NSW’s MidCoast County Council (trading as MidCoast Water) has selected Objective Corporation’s content, collaboration and process management solution.

     

  • Ricoh takes on Australian OCR app

    A Sydney-developed optical character recognition (OCR) application has been picked up by Ricoh for regional distribution across Asia Pacific.

     

  • Information advantage to EMC

    As President of the Information Intelligence Group at EMC, Mark Lewis directs the strategy for a division that employs more than 2600 people. He develops the global giant’s strategy and solutions for enterprise search, document management, collaboration, archiving and ediscovery. While in Australia for a recent visit to EMC’s customers in the financial and government sector, which include the Commonwealth Bank, Macquarie Generation and BHP Billiton, Lewis outlined his thoughts on where enterprise content management is headed.

     

  • Is EDRMS a contradiction in terms?

    ECM’s main challenge isn’t the organising and storing of content, but rather liberating information contained in documents and records for productive use, writes Abie Speers.

     

  • Australia lags in global e-invoicing revolution

    Australia has witnessed a lot of discussion of the brave new world of Government 2.0, but there has been little attention paid to the real benefits of introducing electronic invoicing by government suppliers.

     

  • Tablet PCs help SE Water give paper the flick

    Victoria’s South East Water is moving to replace paper-based systems with Motion F5v rugged Tablet PCs for its Trade Waste team, with several other departments now testing the technology.

     

  • DECCW makes space with NetApp

    Growing use of spatial technology and satellite imagery for line of business applications has led the NSW Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water (DECCW) to overhaul its storage platform with NetApp.