Y Soft Corporation has announced that YSoft SafeQ Managed Workflows can now connect seamlessly with HP Records Manager 8.x, a records management system.

Tableau Software has acquired ClearGraph, a US startup that enables smart data discovery and data analysis through natural language query technology. Tableau plans to integrate ClearGraph’s technology into Tableau’s products, allowing people to interact with their data by using natural language to ask questions and search for insights.

iManage has announced the first release of its document and email management application to feature integration with artificial intelligence (AI) from RAVN , a developer it recently acquired.  

IBM Research scientists have achieved a new world record in tape storage – their fifth since 2006. The new record of 201 gigabits per square inch in areal density was achieved on a prototype sputtered magnetic tape developed by Sony Storage Media Solutions.

ASG Technologies has unveiled Workspaces 10.0, an end-to-end enterprise platform that gives users a virtual desktop whenever and wherever they need it to meet the needs of today's hybrid enterprises.

The National Capital Authority (NCA), the body initially formed in 1913 to direct the design and development of Canberra as Australia’s capital, has migrated to a HPE Content Manager EDRMS-as-a-Service cloud.

ActivePDF, a developer of PDF automation tools, has announced the release of DocSight OCR to enable business professionals to gain better control of their PDF documents and processes. This allows businesses to convert PDF files into searchable-text, edit and archive PDF in high volume environments with ease, speed and high fidelity.

ABBYY has launched its TextGrabber 6.0 app, one that allows smartphone users to quickly and accurately convert a text contained in a photo or video into digital, editable text.

EIS has announces the release of its medical coding and grouping solution, TurboGrouper.

Swiss asset manager Partners Group has agreed to buy Civica from OMERS Private Equity in a deal valuing the U.K.-based software firm at around 1 billion pounds ($US1.30 billion), the companies said on Monday.