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Rio Tinto mines dark data

Mining giant Rio Tinto has signed a global agreement with Active Navigation to analyse and support the management of its unstructured data.  Rio Tinto is using Active Navigation to remediate over a petabyte of unstructured content (over a billion files) that’s spread out over five continents.

The missing email that sent SA into a spin

It was a solitary email that became pivotal to a Royal Commission and a Parliamentary Inquiry; two investigations that have had significant implications for government recordkeeping in South Australia and continue to resonate today.

Tracking the health of your Accounts Payable process

Digitalised business processes provide the perfect conditions for on-going tracking and measurement of the ‘health’ of the processes. What are the KPIs that can be used to track the health of your AP processes and the benefits you can achieve?

Australian businesses lose over $US55B from data loss annually

EMC Corporation has announced the Australian findings of a new global data protection study that reveals, data loss and downtime cost Australian enterprises US$55 billion in the last twelve months, compared to the average of US$34 billion across the Asia-Pacific and Japan region. Global data loss is up by 400% since 2012 while, surprisingly, 78% of Australian organisations are still not fully confident in their ability to recover after a disruption.  

Funding boost to quicken PCEHR Private Hospital uptake

The National E-Health Transition Authority (NEHTA) is offer funding from a pool of up to $500,000 (ex GST) to Australian private hospital groups to begin integrating their systems with the Personally Controlled Electronic Health record (PCEHR). 

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