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Top marks for process flow at Victoria’s Luther College

The efficiencies of process automation in SharePoint are providing Victoria’s Luther College with a relief from an annual paperwork snowstorm. The private secondary school faced a challenge in designing a more efficient way to handle the registration process which takes place each year as Year 10 students select the VCE subjects they will study for Years 11 and 12.

Global law firm adopts WorkSite for records management

Dechert LLP  has selected Autonomy WorkSite to manage and access more than 50 million electronic and paper documents across its 26 offices in 12 countries accessed by almost 900 legal professionals.

Maurice Blackburn goes live with MatterSphere

Australian Law firm Maurice Blackburn has rolled out a new practice management system to more than 650 users across 27 offices to help deal with workflow and lengthy document generation and processing times.

Hyundai motors ahead with process automation and SharePoint

In 2008 Hyundai Motor Company Australia (HMCA) moved to a purpose-built new headquarters at Sydney’s high tech heartland of Macquarie Park. The office complex is a gleaming showcase of all that is state-of-the-art in environmental design and construction.

Global law firm settles on BA Insight SharePoint search

Law firm DLA Piper intends to implement a BA Insight and FAST enterprise search solution for all of its 4200 lawyers located across 31 countries and 77 offices throughout the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe and the Middle East.

Esker signs $US300,000 deal with Asian airline

Esker has signed an agreement worth approximately $US300,000 with one of Asia’s leading airlines to implement end-to-end vendor invoice automation. As the first cloud-based solution to be deployed at the company, the Esker Accounts Payable on Demand solution will deliver improved process and business efficiencies.

Salvation Army marches ahead with Kofax

The Australian Eastern territory of The Salvation Army has more than 450 different service sites/centres and each one could have as few as two employees or as many as several hundred. Tax invoices were sent directly to the site that ordered the goods, where they were manually approved, then handed off for further manual handling. 

Rise of the lawyerbot?

Does predictive coding mean the end of the lawyer’s role in ediscovery?  Freehills’ Andrew Caspersonn wonders whether it really means we can make do with smart machines.

Backing up to beat the IT horrors

The day the  Microsoft Exchange email server failed could have been the title of a horror story for North Queensland motor dealership Mike Carney Toyota, if a backup strategy had not been in place

South Perth integrates CRM suite

The City of South Perth has gone live with a KANA Lagan CRM solution for local government, that integrates tightly with council’s existing back-end systems such as HP TRIM, Civica Authority and Intramaps. 

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