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Digital alternative to X-ray film

The Queensland Government has signed a $20 million contract with global technology firm Agfa-Geveart Limited to install state of the art radiology imaging and communications technology in Brisbane tertiary hospitals over the next three years.

DM, portals take off

The document management industry is going from strength to strength.

Document scanner moves up to 110ppm

The range of scanners available from Fujitsu now provides integration and compatibility with more than 200 imaging applications.

e-speaking the same kind of BizTalk

Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft have named their new free proprietary languages for integrating disparate applications: e-speak and BizTalk, respectively.

Email bites into productivity

Up to 35 per cent of email usage is of a personal nature, and growing.

Enterprise reporting via the Web

Interactive report building software VisualSQRIBE 5.0, from Sqribe Technologies, creates reports for Sqribe's SQR Enterprise Reporting Server.

Exabyte delivers a storm with new SAN initiative

Exabyte has entered the storage area networks (SAN) arena, with a new network storage management initiative known as NetStorM.

Exchange goes Platinum

The release of Office 2000 signals Microsoft's gradual push for a beach head in the knowledge management arena, but the main guns are still to be fired.

Feds lay down metadata law

The National Archives Authority follows the States into defining a standard for government records.

FileNET fully embraces Web

FileNET has introduced Panagon 2000, which enables users to build Web-based and client/server content management and business automation applications.

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