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Despite emerging competition from DVD, magneto-optical is still the pick of storage formats.

Recent industry movements.

Kofax Image Products has released its first software application that combines document capture, data capture and Internet-based distributed capture in a single application.

A new report from AIIM reveals that the document technologies market will grow to $US41.6 billion by 2003.

Meridian Data, has released a CD-ROM network server that allows up to 30 CDs to be cached on a single hard disk.

Two Australians have taken up global leadership positions in the document management and workflow industries.

The Bank of Queensland has begun a comprehensive $16 million project for enabling back-end systems for electronic commerce.

The previously separate software disciplines of business intelligence (BI) and knowledge management (KM) are coming together in several guises - most notably, through the enterprise information portal.

The article on page 30 - "Privacy in an unregulated electronic world" - is the result of questions raised in a previous IDM article on digital signatures.

The Linear Tape Open (LTO) program has received a major boost with the launch of a new compliance verification process by LTO technology providers Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Seagate.

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