Document & Records Management
Melbourne’s SmiKar Software has announced the launch of Squirrel, an automated document archiving solution designed specifically for SharePoint Online.
Document automation has become a key tool for enterprises to improve efficiency and reduce costs. With the rise of generative AI in late 2022, Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT, Gemini and Llama have demonstrated immense potential in document automation processing.
The Australian Department of Employment and Workplace Relations has signed a $330K contract with Kapish for Licensing and support for its Content Manager EDRMS.
A unique view of collaboration and usage of Microsoft 365 is promised in TELLEC Docs, a new standalone application developed by an Australian solution provider.
Microsoft has announced that its new Purview Data Governance solution will be generally available from September 1, 2024, including an embedded Copilot. Since its launch in early April, Microsoft claims usage of the platform has increased fourfold at more than 1,500 commercial entities.
Ibml has enhanced its intelligent document processing (IDP) platform in the cloud with generative AI and large language models (LLMs). This update simplifies setup and improves out-of-the-box accuracy in classifying and extracting metadata from documents generated from any input source.
The Department of Finance has awarded a $250K contract to solutions provider iCognition to transition its on-premise Content Manager system to the iCognition cloud platform. iCognition won the Software as a Service (SaaS) open tender and will implement the solution over 2024-25.
The average number of content systems within organizations has increased in the last ten years from three to almost five. More than 14% of organizations now handle over seven content management systems. With more data and information across more systems than ever, content management has become more challenging. This is how Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) came into the picture. It was set up in 2010 to create an open standard that enables different content management systems to work with each other over the Internet.
Sixteen NSW councils will trial technologies to speed up development assessment timeframes, as part of the State Government’s $A5.6 million investment into introduce artificial intelligence into the planning system.
The Federal Court has handed out a substantial fine of $A1.44M, with $A315K attributed to record-keeping breaches in regarded to employee pay records, to 85 Degrees Coffee Australia.
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