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Capgemini has announced the launch of Capgemini Invent in Australia and New Zealand following the global launch announced in September last year. The new division is targeting organisations evaluating their digital transformation strategy.

DocsCorp has announced new versions of cleanDocs, it's solution to preventing accidental data breaches by removing metadata from documents at sub-second speed, and by having users confirm all email recipients and attachments as correct before sending.

Melbourne-based start-up Software Company, Konnect eMail, has announced the launch of an innovative drag and drop email management solution to enable better email management and records compliance.

Kingland has announced the general availability of a Text Analytics Suite, offering natural language processing and machine learning technology to accurately and automatically identify, tag and extract data from a variety of sources. Trained language models provide up to 90 percent accuracy across a variety of financial and corporate documents, with highly-tuned, source-specific models for narrow use cases capable of providing over 99 percent accuracy.

Kodak Alaris is pursuing an AI future by integrating select models of Alaris scanners with AI software from Singapore firm TAIGER to recognise and interpret text, whether it’s a name, address or other important information that an organisation requires.

Blue Prism is acquiring UK cloud services company Thoughtonomy for up to 80 million pounds to extend the SaaS capabilities of its  robotic process automation (RPA) platform.

M-has launched a new information management solution for Salesforce that seamlessly integrates M-Files content services directly within the familiar Salesforce user interface.

iText Group has launched a template engine that is designed to reduce the time-consuming complexities that many developers face when creating and maintaining data-driven PDF templates.

Dynamsoft has introduced version 15 of its Dynamic Web TWAIN document scanning software development kit (SDK) which now has a faster way to initiate scan jobs and more equal functionalities for Windows and macOS editions. The SDK is widely used to expedite adding an online document scanner component to document management applications running in popular Internet browsers.

ABBYY has launched ABBYY Mobile Web Capture, a new SDK enabling developers to add realtime image and data capture in mobile web-based onboarding. Suitable for iOS and Android, the SDK is designed to help companies dramatically accelerate onboarding processes and reduce high dropout rates caused by the need for manual data entry on mobile devices.