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Five digital workplace trends on the rise

Many workplace procedures are still just an online version of their analogue predecessors with clunky, manual processes that get in the way of doing business.
Employees have grown accustomed to the friendly, intuitive experiences that smartphones and tablets deliver. Businesses need to come to the party and deliver the same experience in the workplace. Often, businesses use outdated practices not because there aren’t better alternatives out there, but through force of habit.

IP Australia to trial cognitive computing technology

IP Australia is partnering with IBM to engage the cognitive computing technology Watson, aimed at improving agency efficiencies and enhancing online service offerings for Australia’s innovators.

Moving Content and Metadata between systems

Applications generally have a lifespan of about 10 years.  This means that sometime during your working life you will be faced with the challenge of migrating data to a new EDRMS, CMS, or other record-keeping system. It’s a common scenario when line of business systems reach end-of-life, and one that requires some  consideration before you go to tender, make a capital funding submission or do anything at all.

Smart card growth surge in 2014

The United States’ migration to EMV-standard chip-and-PIN cards, and the growing demand for contactless technologies, defined a high-growth payment card market in 2014, according to the Smart Payment Association (SPA).

Smarter search in SharePoint

One of the more common grievances I hear when presenting SharePoint workshops for our customers is the difficulty of using SharePoint Search to quickly and reliably find content. Out of the box, SharePoint 2013 has everything you need to search content held within your environment and even externally stored content. However there are a few ways to make SharePoint Search work even better for you.

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