Document & Records Management
Australian oil and gas operator Woodside has turned to SmartPlant Fusion, a new solution developed by Intergraph to specifically tackle the challenges of managing unstructured information.
Malaysia Airlines has announced it will automate vendor invoices into the company’s new SAP system via the Esker automated Accounts Payable (AP) solution in a $S700,000 deal.
Australian online financial services provider SuperIQ has completed the successful deployment of an eFLOW Digital Mailroom solution to classify and process between 500-600 documents per day.
Brother Industries of Japan has jumped out of the block as a potential new owner for the Kodak Document Imaging business, but the final sale will not proceed until at least June and in the meantime other companies can beat the Japanese multinationals' offer of around $US210 million
Accusoft has launched Prizm Document Converter, a high-speed conversion program that quickly converts any of more than 300 supported formats – including PDF, MS Office, images/graphics, and CAD – to many supported output formats, including PDF, raster files such as PNG and JPEG for use in web applications, or SVG format for use in HTML5 applications.
Workshare has added Android to the list of mobile platforms supported by its cloud-based document collaboration and comparison platform. The iOS edition was launched late last year.
The Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade has announced Fujitsu Australia as the winner of a $100.8 million tender to completely overhaul the systems it employs to issue Australian passports. The process is expected to take five years.
A smarter approach to the challenge of Big Data can be achieved through better knowledge management, says Victorian Department of Primary Industry specialist Richard Vines.
On the final hearing day of a Queensland parliamentary inquiry into the release of Fitzgerald Inquiry documents, Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) Commissioner George Fox defended Director of Information Peter Duell, who has taken ultimate responsibility for changing the embargo date on sensitive documents.
In what it says is an Australian first, 'virtual fax' service FaxMate is giving its customers the option of receiving faxes into Google Drive, Google's cloud storage service.
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