Document & Records Management
Hertz Australia says it has saved $A70,000 in its first 10 months of live operation by reducing the time and labour to process accounting documents with Kofax capture solutions.
Imaging distributor Alloys has extended its Australian footprint to include operations in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide. The expansion is a result of the recent Alloys acquisition of Integrex Systems, which was announced in July 2013.
Nuance Communications has launched eCopy ShareScan 5.2 adding an eMail and Folder Watching Service with the ability kick off workflows via documents captured through a scanner, tablet, smartphone or A4 capture device.
Document generation software firm, HotDocs, has worked with Australian law firm Minter Ellison to provide innovative software solutions that fully integrate with their practice management, document management and CRM systems.
DocsCorp has announced the release of its new metadata management software - cleanDocs Desktop - which enables organisations to better protect themselves and their clients from accidental information and metadata leaks.
The National Archives of Australia is launching a series of information management training workshops to people and organisations beyond the Commonwealth Government.
Top Image Systems has announced today a win at a leading textile and apparel manufacturer based in the Asian-Pacific region.
Big Data is an overhyped buzz word used by software providers to persuade organisations that they need to add one more ‘magic pill’ application into their already complex information environment so that they can find stuff.
My insurance company sends me a rebate on my premiums to reward me for having multiple policies with them. You may be surprised to know that I find it really annoying.
Days away from a key deadline to digitise and streamline their records management practices, almost half (46 percent) of US Federal agency records and information management professionals do not believe, or are unsure if, the requirements are realistic and obtainable. That’s the core finding of a new report titled “Federal Records and Information Management: Ready to Rumble?” underwritten by storage and information management company Iron Mountain
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