Document & Records Management
Australian Information Commissioner Professor John McMillan has warned the incoming Coalition Government faces a significant backlog of issues in national privacy and information policy.
IBM has implemented a new software platform for the New Zealand Ministry of Health to support the personalised health records for all patients throughout New Zealand.
Leading WA law firm Lavan Legal has become the first Australian legal industry customer for NetDocuments’ cloud-based platform for document and email management and collaboration.
More than 1 in 3 document processes in financial services (37 percent) are still driven by paper, according to an IDC Financial Insights Market Spotlight based on an IDC white paper sponsored by Ricoh.
Citrix has announced integration of its enterprise file sharing and sync solution, ShareFile, with the iManage and Worldox legal document management system (DMS).
Nuance Communications has partnered with Hyland Software to enable eCopy ShareScan to scan directly into Hyland Software’s OnBase enterprise content management (ECM) system, enabling healthcare organisations to optimise distributed document capture.
Baker & McKenzie is by some measures the world's largest law firm. Currently it has approximately 10,000 lawyers and support staff in 73 offices in 46 countries. The geographic distribution, and cultural and language differences, make any global system project challenging. But replacing a core system can be especially harrowing.
Anyone who has watched the news, read a blog or happened across a computer in the past 12 months or so, should have their own way to define “the cloud.” Unfortunately, most of these definitions will be completely different from one another.
Fujitsu has released a compact new A3 document scanner, the ScanSnap SV600, which is also able to scan bound books.
The U.K. Kodak Pension Plan (KPP) has completed its acquisition of the Kodak Personalized Imaging and Document Imaging businesses from Eastman Kodak Company and created a new company, known as Kodak Alaris.
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