New integration between the DocsCop’s cleanDocs and iManage Security Policy Manager enables CIOs and CISOs to strengthen data loss protection for emails and attachments as part of a comprehensive, policy-based governance strategy.

Secured Signing and Contract Eagle have announced a partnership designed to help contract managers and legal teams worldwide to do business with greater speed and efficiency.

Nintex has announced the release of its new digital forms designer to quickly and easily create modern, sophisticated electronic forms to simplify the collection of information anytime, anywhere and seamlessly kick-off cloud-based process workflows.

The LTO Program Technology Provider Companies (TPCs), Hewlett Packard Enterprise, IBM Corporation and Quantum, have announced Fujifilm and Sony are now licensees of Generation 8 technology, meaning that both companies are planning to produce LTO-8 media moving forward. Products from these two companies will be officially certified by the TPCs, with global availability of Generation 8 media anticipated in fourth quarter 2019.

Nuix has announced its end-to-end eDiscovery application Nuix Ringtail will now be called Nuix Discover.

ABBYY has completed the acquisition of TimelinePI, the US developer of a process intelligence platform designed to empower users to understand, monitor and optimize any business process.

NSW Health is considering options to develop a Single Digital Patient Record (SDPR),

ACA Pacific, the specialist distributor of Document and Information Management solutions, has announced its investment in the New Zealand market, with the opening of a new office and demonstration facility in Rosedale, Auckland.

Lucidea has announced that archives expert Margot Note’s new book, Demystifying Archival Projects: Five Essentials for Success, is now available. The latest publication from Lucidea Press offers pragmatic advice from Ms. Note, a seasoned archives expert and consultant specializing in project management, with significant experience as both a practitioner and advisor.

Kurz, the company behind Kinegram security technology used on Australian banknotes, will be showcasing technology for the protection of government documents at the Tech in Gov Expo (stand #88), on 6-7 August at the National Convention Centre in Canberra.