Document & Records Management
Dave Hawking is one of Australia's leading Information Retrieval researchers, now working to advance the tecnology behind Bing, Microsoft's search engine. Simon Kravis sat down with Dave to find out more about his work with Microsoft and the challenges for Enterprise Search.
The quest to automate manual processes to improve organisational efficiency at the University of Queensland is one step further along the road with the implementation of an EzeScan solution to register student email into its HP TRIM EDRMS.
Titus has released an email and document security solution called TITUS Classification for Mobile
The inMailX email management, compliance and productivity suite for Microsoft Outlook now integrates with TRIM/HPRM workflow, enabling users to view the status of their workflow processes more quickly and easily, and access the associated activities within each workflow in Outlook.
Informative Graphics Corporation (IGC) has released Brava Enterprise 7.2 for SharePoint. The new release offers these features and enhancements
Iron Mountain has acquired Fontis International, a US provider of a cloud-based subscription service for records retention guidelines. This adds capabilities for continuously updating retention schedules that can be distributed in a fully-automated manner.
Telstra has announced a strategic investment in leading eSignature and Digital Transaction Management (DTM) provider, DocuSign.
O’Neil Software, a provider of technology solutions for commercial and corporate records management, recently introduced their oneilMobile, an Android application designed for smartphones and tablets.
Information Management and Governance (IMG) specialist iCognition has won the Records and Information Management Professionals Australasia (RIMPA) Jim Shepherd Industry Award, which was presented at the recent inForum Conference in Adelaide.
Instead of actively trying to manage a records lifecycle, many large government and enterprise organisations today are doing the equivalent of sweeping them under the carpet.
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