Industry Insider

  • Work choices are driving us down: Oracle

    Do you think crappy workplace practises cost your organisation money? If so, you will not be surprised by the results of a new survey from Oracle Research that found inefficient storage and working practices are costing UK companies up to £900 million a week.

  • QCMG taps SGI LiveArc for genome data challenge

    The Queensland Centre for Medical Genomics (QCMG) at the University of Queensland has selected SGI LiveArc storage solution to increase its ability to store, manage and process human cancer genome sequence data. This project will contribute to mapping the genetic changes that lead to cancer, providing better understanding of such cancers and potentially helping to combat the disease.

  • Zumbox 2.0 delivers postal revolution

    Zumbox has announced the availability of the second generation of its Zumbox paperless postal system and a key agreement a business process outsourcing (BPO) company in the US that could revolutionise mass mailouts from government and financial institutions.

  • Infinite data retention is a costly mistake: survey

    Symantec has released the findings of its 2010 Information Management Health Check Survey, which highlight a majority of enterprises are not following their own advice when it comes to information management.

  • Wal-mart push sparks RFID fears

    As giant American retailer Wal-mart moves RFID from the warehouse into the display stands, some are concerned about the potential privacy risks.

  • BRS leaps ahead with SharePoint

    Adelaide-based financial advisers Business and Risk Solutions (BRS) is growing in leaps and bounds through the cloud thanks to a virtual desktop powered by Microsoft SharePoint, with the help of MacroView and Citrix technologies.

  • WindowLogic looks at the law

    WindowLogic, an Australian provider of document management software and custom applications, has announced the release of Logic4Outlook, an information management solution for law firms and professional services organisation.

  • Kofax keeps 3AW ahead of the law

    The Melbourne public’s attitude to law and order is about to be uncovered in detail by radio station 3AW in a major public survey undertaken with the help of local business process outsourcing (BPO) specialists Chandler using Kofax technology.