Articles

Bushfire predictions at the fingertips of fire fighters

Researchers at The University of Western Australia are developing a new touchscreen device that can be mounted in a fire truck to help firefighters predict where and when a bushfire will spread.

The re-birth of KM in knowledge engineered networks

At its core, knowledge management is a process that everyone uses. It is the system of managing information – gathering it, deciding how and where it should be kept, analysing, sharing and using it.

Blockchain rules: regulating a game-changing new technology

Blockchain - the technology powering Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies - is poised to transform the way we buy things, do business, and many other areas of everyday life. As banks and governments around the world grapple with how to harness this rising disruptive force, a team of legal and banking experts is taking the first step toward developing a framework for regulating them in New Zealand and Australia.

E-signatures to speed up SMSF advice

Fintech start-up A.S.A.P. has launched a digital financial advice platform with an integrated e-signature solution provided by VASCO Data Security’s eSignLive. The first service of its kind in Australia, A.S.A.P. provides accountants and their clients with a digital, highly-efficient and cost-effective way to meet new financial services regulations.

Is Office 365 Alone Sufficient to Address Your eDiscovery Obligations?

Office 365 is moving mainstream eDiscovery off-premises, making Microsoft compelling and convenient for many organizations. If you’re an IT, legal, compliance or HR professional and answered “yes” to the question posed above, it’s important to understand the strengths of Office 365 and why it may not work for every organization or every case.

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