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  • Equilibrium takes on NetMediaMAX

     Equilibrium's MediaRich processing engine is now driving media management and delivery for Extensis Portfolio NetMediaMAX, a new media-processing software solution.

  • Silent Cube makes a splash

     A new permanent data storage and archiving system, the Silent Cube from Germany,  has been introduced in Australia.

  • ReadSoft reboots software pricing

    ReadSoft has unveiled a new pricing strategy for its leading suite of capture and OCR software, which from January 1 2010 will be sold on a subscription basis in Australia and New Zealand instead of an upfront license fee.

  • KYOcapture delivers downunder

    Kyocera is introducing new middleware capabilities for its Multifunctional Products (MFPs) that will provide the capacity to deliver documents to multiple destinations, including e-mail addresses, fax, FTP destinations, network folders and document management systems

  • ISO OK's new Web archiving format

    A new file format designed to archive Web sites for posterity has been given the stamp of approval from the International Standards Organisation (ISO).

  • Kroll fingers human error

    Kroll Ontrack has drawn attention to the fact that human error is responsible for an increasing number of incoming enterprise data recovery requests.

  • Objective 7.4 on the case

    Objective Corporation has announced an update of its its content, collaboration and process management solution, Objective 7.4.
     

  • ABBYY links to Ingram Micro

    ABBYY, a leading provider of document recognition, data capture and linguistic software, has announced a new distribution relationship with distributor Ingram Micro.

  • Laserfiche puts Photodocs on show

    Laserfiche brought PhotoDocs, its new document capture system to the Financial Planning Association’s (FPA) National Conference in Melbourne on November 19-20 .

  • Digitising Anzacs

    A generation of Kiwi soldiers on microfilm are set to be digitised in a major project initiated by the New Zealand Defence Force.
     

  • Equilibrium takes on NetMediaMAX

     Equilibrium's MediaRich processing engine is now driving media management and delivery for Extensis Portfolio NetMediaMAX, a new media-processing software solution.

  • Silent Cube makes a splash

     A new permanent data storage and archiving system, the Silent Cube from Germany,  has been introduced in Australia.

  • ReadSoft reboots software pricing

    ReadSoft has unveiled a new pricing strategy for its leading suite of capture and OCR software, which from January 1 2010 will be sold on a subscription basis in Australia and New Zealand instead of an upfront license fee.

  • KYOcapture delivers downunder

    Kyocera is introducing new middleware capabilities for its Multifunctional Products (MFPs) that will provide the capacity to deliver documents to multiple destinations, including e-mail addresses, fax, FTP destinations, network folders and document management systems

  • ISO OK's new Web archiving format

    A new file format designed to archive Web sites for posterity has been given the stamp of approval from the International Standards Organisation (ISO).

  • Kroll fingers human error

    Kroll Ontrack has drawn attention to the fact that human error is responsible for an increasing number of incoming enterprise data recovery requests.

  • Objective 7.4 on the case

    Objective Corporation has announced an update of its its content, collaboration and process management solution, Objective 7.4.
     

  • ABBYY links to Ingram Micro

    ABBYY, a leading provider of document recognition, data capture and linguistic software, has announced a new distribution relationship with distributor Ingram Micro.

  • Laserfiche puts Photodocs on show

    Laserfiche brought PhotoDocs, its new document capture system to the Financial Planning Association’s (FPA) National Conference in Melbourne on November 19-20 .

  • Digitising Anzacs

    A generation of Kiwi soldiers on microfilm are set to be digitised in a major project initiated by the New Zealand Defence Force.