Industry Insider

  • Process automation gains a voice

    Interactive Intelligence draws on a unique heritage in bringing its business process automation solution to market, reflecting its origins in integrated VOIP telephony and contact centre solutions.

  • BlueCielo online at ActewAGL

    Australia's first multi-utility, ActewAGL has developed a complex drawing management solution using the BlueCielo Meridian Enterprise engineering content management system.

  • WorkSite delivers for Karara Mining

    Western Australian iron ore company Karara Mining has hit paydirt with the teaming of Autonomy iManage WorkSite and Advantys WorkflowGen to provide a shared environment for storing business content. Documents, records, email messages and other media are consolidated in a central library, making them easier to find, share, and reuse.

  • Symantec slays “zombie” data

    Symantec’s latest release of Enterprise Vault adds new cloud capabilities and features to help organisations implement managed retention strategies and prevent ediscovery costs from blowing out.

  • Aussies face up to record challenge

    Stuart Finlayson asked three Australian organisations how they are facing up to the challenge of records management for in the transition from paper to digital documents.

  • Salmat targets smart workflow

    Salmat has announced Business Process Outsourcing revenue was down 7.4% for the 2009/10 financial year, blaming an industry-wide drop in bulk mail volumes. Across the company, earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) increasing by 17.3% on the prior year to $A91.2 million.

  • Kofax claims global capture crown

    Kofax has increased its share of the global capture software and services market, according to a new report issued by Harvey Spencer Associates, an independent analyst and research firm.

  • ZyLAB ediscovery helps nail Khmer Rouge war criminals

    ZyLAB, a provider of e-discovery and information management solutions, has announced that key modules from its eDiscovery & Production system were used by the United Nations Assistance to the Khmer Rouge Trials/Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (UNAKRT/ECCC) to help achieve the first conviction of a major Khmer Rouge figure.

  • Process automation gains a voice

    Interactive Intelligence draws on a unique heritage in bringing its business process automation solution to market, reflecting its origins in integrated VOIP telephony and contact centre solutions.

  • BlueCielo online at ActewAGL

    Australia's first multi-utility, ActewAGL has developed a complex drawing management solution using the BlueCielo Meridian Enterprise engineering content management system.

  • WorkSite delivers for Karara Mining

    Western Australian iron ore company Karara Mining has hit paydirt with the teaming of Autonomy iManage WorkSite and Advantys WorkflowGen to provide a shared environment for storing business content. Documents, records, email messages and other media are consolidated in a central library, making them easier to find, share, and reuse.

  • Symantec slays “zombie” data

    Symantec’s latest release of Enterprise Vault adds new cloud capabilities and features to help organisations implement managed retention strategies and prevent ediscovery costs from blowing out.

  • Aussies face up to record challenge

    Stuart Finlayson asked three Australian organisations how they are facing up to the challenge of records management for in the transition from paper to digital documents.

  • Salmat targets smart workflow

    Salmat has announced Business Process Outsourcing revenue was down 7.4% for the 2009/10 financial year, blaming an industry-wide drop in bulk mail volumes. Across the company, earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) increasing by 17.3% on the prior year to $A91.2 million.

  • Kofax claims global capture crown

    Kofax has increased its share of the global capture software and services market, according to a new report issued by Harvey Spencer Associates, an independent analyst and research firm.

  • ZyLAB ediscovery helps nail Khmer Rouge war criminals

    ZyLAB, a provider of e-discovery and information management solutions, has announced that key modules from its eDiscovery & Production system were used by the United Nations Assistance to the Khmer Rouge Trials/Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (UNAKRT/ECCC) to help achieve the first conviction of a major Khmer Rouge figure.