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  • V1 automates email output management for Infor SunSystems

    Business automation software specialist V1 has announced the launch of Output Management for Infor SunSystems. The new technology will automate the delivery of documents such as remittances, sales invoices and statements by email, enabling customers to save time and further streamline their document management processes.

  • Aussie ‘big data’ start-up goes global

    Tens of thousands of images, movies or even 3D objects can now be sorted, filtered, searched and grouped in real time with a single click thanks to new University of Oxford spin-out company, Zegami.   

  • Archiving to governance

    A new File Analysis and Management product from US firm ZL Technologies promises to reign in corporate file share environments by joining advanced analytics capabilities with its governance architecture.

  • Dropbox to infinity

    Dropbox is developing a new way for its users to access every file even without sufficient storage on their local PC or device, dubbed Project Infinite.

  • Adobe unveils Sign document management apps

    Adobe has enhanced enhanced mobile signing with the Adobe Sign app (formerly Adobe eSign Manager DC) for e-signatures now available for iOS and Android. An updated dashboard and improved send for signature workflow have been added along with integration between Adobe Sign and Adobe Experience Manger (AEM) Forms for digital processes.

  • SharePoint suite targets collaboration

    SharePoint add-ins from harmon.ie have been consolidated into a single, unified offering, updated to that streamline workplace collaboration and make SharePoint easier to use in the enterprise environment.

  • Optical Disc doubles storage in 2nd Generation

    Sony has unveiled the second generation of its Optical Disc Archive System, which adopts a new, high-capacity optical media developed jointly by Sony and Panasonic.  This newest media, rated with a 100-year shelf life, doubles the capacity of a single cartridge to 3.3 TB.

  • contentCrawler tackles SharePoint Online

    DocsCorp has extended the reach of its contentCrawler data discovery platform to Microsoft SharePoint Online, and the solution is now available from the Azure Marketplace.

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  • V1 automates email output management for Infor SunSystems

    Business automation software specialist V1 has announced the launch of Output Management for Infor SunSystems. The new technology will automate the delivery of documents such as remittances, sales invoices and statements by email, enabling customers to save time and further streamline their document management processes.

  • Aussie ‘big data’ start-up goes global

    Tens of thousands of images, movies or even 3D objects can now be sorted, filtered, searched and grouped in real time with a single click thanks to new University of Oxford spin-out company, Zegami.   

  • Archiving to governance

    A new File Analysis and Management product from US firm ZL Technologies promises to reign in corporate file share environments by joining advanced analytics capabilities with its governance architecture.

  • Dropbox to infinity

    Dropbox is developing a new way for its users to access every file even without sufficient storage on their local PC or device, dubbed Project Infinite.

  • Adobe unveils Sign document management apps

    Adobe has enhanced enhanced mobile signing with the Adobe Sign app (formerly Adobe eSign Manager DC) for e-signatures now available for iOS and Android. An updated dashboard and improved send for signature workflow have been added along with integration between Adobe Sign and Adobe Experience Manger (AEM) Forms for digital processes.

  • SharePoint suite targets collaboration

    SharePoint add-ins from harmon.ie have been consolidated into a single, unified offering, updated to that streamline workplace collaboration and make SharePoint easier to use in the enterprise environment.

  • Optical Disc doubles storage in 2nd Generation

    Sony has unveiled the second generation of its Optical Disc Archive System, which adopts a new, high-capacity optical media developed jointly by Sony and Panasonic.  This newest media, rated with a 100-year shelf life, doubles the capacity of a single cartridge to 3.3 TB.

  • contentCrawler tackles SharePoint Online

    DocsCorp has extended the reach of its contentCrawler data discovery platform to Microsoft SharePoint Online, and the solution is now available from the Azure Marketplace.

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