AI startup nRoad has introduced its Convus Natural Language Processing (NLP) platform, purpose-built for financial services with deep, domain-centric, machine learning models.

Locally developed OCR platform Sypht has announced a merger with US and European ECM solution provider enChoice.

Upland Software, parent company of FileBound and PSIcapture, has announced the $US34 million acquisition of BA-Insight, a provider of enterprise search solutions.

Scanning equipment distributor and reseller Docuvan has announced a strategic agreement with New Zealand Micrographic Services (NZMS), that will allow the NZ-based company to offer Bookeye Book Scanners and WideTEK Wide Format, Flatbed and Art Scanners to its customers.

Stutch Data has taken delivery of the first pallet of FUJIFILM LTO-9 tapes in Australia. LTO-9 is the latest generation of LTO tape technology released with a native capacity of 18TB and up to 45TB compressed. According to Stutch Data GM, Richard Stutchbury, the future has never looked brighter for LTO tapes.

Fujitsu has launches 6 new models of commercial image scanners in the “fi-8000 series”. There are three Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) models, “fi-8190”, “fi-8170” and “fi-8150” and three flatbed models, “fi-8290”, “fi-8270” and “fi-8250”

German firm SER has launched its Doxis Intelligent Content Automation, described as a revolutionary AI-powered platform to automate content understanding, which improves visibility, increases revenue opportunity and reduces risk.  

Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch, has announced the general availability of Elastic 8.0 with enhancements across the Elastic Search Platform and its Enterprise Search, Observability, and Security solutions. Updates include native vector search, ​​native support for modern natural language processing models, increasingly simplified data onboarding, and a streamlined security experience.

Cortical.io has announced new releases of solutions that improve document processing speed, accuracy and usability for the most challenging business documents, messages, and attachments.

ZL Tech has announced advancements to its SaaS platform to enable organizations to extract insights buried in "people" data such as emails and documents, which embodies the human side of the organization. It claims companies can now answer essential questions about people, projects, and teams, such as: Who has the most impact? Who knows what? What does my workforce care about? And how do they feel?