Atlassian has selected open source software provider Camunda as its business rules and business process automation technology for a range of applications and use cases spanning finance, commerce, marketing, customer support and more. Camunda software will support Atlassian’s enterprise-wide business process automation initiatives, helping make business operations more efficient.

Fulton Hogan, one of Australasia’s largest infrastructure, construction, roadworks and aggregate suppliers, has selected the M-Files platform to accelerate digital transformation.

Objective Corporation has acquired Australian software company, Itree, a government regtech solution specialist.

NetDocuments has introduced NetKnowledge powered by BA Insight to allow users to get the data they need in one search, instead of spending time looking in multiple places.

OpenText ECM has added the ability to provide information governance and control for Microsoft Teams, making an expanded set of compliance, records management, and archiving options available to Teams users and administrators.

Esker has announced the launch of a new Supplier Management solution integrated in its Procure-to-Pay (P2P) automation suite. This new solution takes a full lifecycle approach to help businesses manage supplier information and automate processes across the supply chain.

IBM has acquired a Brazilian software provider of robotic process automation (RPA), WDG Automation. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Epson has launched a new Premium Partner Program, designed to offer significant benefits to current partners, attract new partners and to create business and growth opportunities for all members.

Object Storage Specialist Cloudian has launched its operations in Australia and New Zealand, led locally by Australian industry veterans James Wright and Jason Mantell - both with prior experience at Nutanix and Pure Storage.

Esker has been certified as a PEPPOL (Pan-European Public Procurement On-Line) Access Point by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and the New Zealand Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE). This accreditation enables Esker to send and receive e-invoices to and from all entities using the PEPPOL network.