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Feds wary of Obama digital records deadline

Days away from a key deadline to digitise and streamline their records management practices, almost half (46 percent) of US Federal agency records and information management professionals do not believe, or are unsure if, the requirements are realistic and obtainable. That’s the core finding of a new report titled “Federal Records and Information Management: Ready to Rumble?” underwritten by storage and information management company Iron Mountain

Bridging the global information governance gap

Recommind has released the findings of independent research into policies adopted for information governance (IG) in the United States and United Kingdom. The surveys were designed to discover what companies currently have in place to govern their growing data reserves and determine if these practices are effective at mitigating risk and compliance issues.

Freightways expands into document destruction

Freightways Limited has extended its presence in the Australian and New Zealand information management market with the purchase of two document destruction businesses:

Law firm tackles the unsearchable with contentCrawler

New Zealand IP law firm AJ Park has adopted DocsCorp's contentCrawler to provide an automated solution to convert legacy and newly-profiled PDF documents in its Autonomy iManage DMS to searchable PDFs.

Manufacturing industrial strength DAM/ERP integration

Thousands of products, tens of  thousands of images, 3D, 2D and print assets  and a need to keep everything synchronised between marketing, manufacturing and a  central ERP platform. Sounds like a perfect storm for a digital asset management (DAM) solution, which was exactly the situation facing Australian industrial manufacturer B&R Enclosures.

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