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  • InfoMedix buys Clinivid, signs first hospital for cloud-based DMR

    Australian digital medical record solution vendor InfoMedix has signed the first hospital client to roll out its new cloud-enabled DMR and has completed the acquisition of secure clinical communications app Clinivid, which has now been integrated into the InfoMedix product suite.

  • ACT to deploy Epic Digital Health

    The ACT Government has contracted global software company, Epic, to implement its digital health record software across Canberra’s public health services. This includes ACT public hospitals, community health centres and nurse-led walk-in centres.

  • Dropbox launches native HelloSign workflow and data residency in Australia

    Dropbox has announced a set of updates to bring its eSignature solution HelloSign closer to Australian and New Zealand users. This includes making HelloSign available to all Dropbox users, giving them the ability to electronically sign and share documents straight from Dropbox and to store these documents within Australia.

  • Mako adds value to Racami transactional workflow

    Global Graphics Software has licensed its Mako SDK to Racami, the authors of the Alchem-e customer communications management platform (CMM). Mako converts incoming documents into PDF and optimizes these files for onward processing through multiple delivery channels such as email, web viewing, bill payment, and printing.

  • Civica launches new cloud Local Government software

    Civica’s Authority Altitude is a new software suite aimed at streamlining operations and improving how councils engage with their community, which has gained even greater importance as they manage the challenges that follow the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Messagepoint Expands into APAC Region

    Messagepoint is expanding its global presence into the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region with the establishment of a partnership with Customer Centrics International, an Australian consultancy that helps organizations deliver simplified, personalized, digitized customer communications.

  • Automation will help A/NZ business flatten the curve: IDC

    Half of A/NZ businesses say there will be more demand for robotic process automation (RPA) solutions this year, according to IDC's Asia Pacific IT Services Survey, 2020. As organisations shift from crisis mode to recovery mode, RPA deployments will improve productivity and increase business resiliency.

  • Exela Technologies new eSignature Platform

    Exela Technologies, Inc. has announced the launch of DrySign, a new proprietary eSignature platform. Following a successful closed-beta release to 3,000 users, DrySign is now available to the public.