Document & Records Management
A leader in the global capture market for over 40 years, Kofax has retired its brand name and will now be known as Tungsten Automation.
Newgen Software, a global provider of digital transformation platforms, has been identified as a ‘Strong Performer’ in The Forrester Wave - Digital Process Automation Software (DPA), Q4 2023.
Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) vendor AntWorks is promising to transform the way commercial insurance companies manage and process their documents with the launch of Insurants.
In the digital era, as business transactions increase, adding watermarks to PDFs is now crucial for branding, security and copyright safeguarding. This proliferation of technology also means there are several techniques individuals can use to watermark sensitive documents.
The Bureau of Meteorology has selected Brisbane-based SaaS organisation, RedEye, as the supplier of choice for their new engineering drawing management solution (EDMS).
In the rapidly evolving landscape of data management, a term has emerged that is simultaneously intriguing and confusing: Data Mesh. If you find yourself puzzled by this concept and its implications for, you're not alone.
Despite a number of high-profile data breaches and continuing concerns around cyber-security, nearly two thirds of organisations don’t believe their board has sufficient understanding of current data governance challenges, according to a report released by the Governance Institute of Australia. Data Governance in Australia found a majority of respondents surveyed were not positive about how their organisation manages and protects important data, with 57% describing it as ‘average’ and 4% as ‘poor’.
TCG Process has announced the latest DocProStar release, 2023.1, which offers usability, experience and performance updates that accelerate end-to-end automation of document and media-centric business processes
Microsoft has announced that the Syntex AI-powered content management platform has been rebranded as SharePoint Premium, offering AI-driven automation, improved content experiences, and improved governance.
Australian Naval Infrastructure (ANI), the government owned shipbuilder slated to construct a future nuclear-powered submarine fleet, has turned to local developer archTIS for secure data exchange and collaboration.
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