Document & Records Management
Baynote and StoneBridge Systems have announced an alliance through which StoneBridge Systems will offer Baynote’s Collective Intelligence Platform (CIP).
ReadSoft has unveiled a new pricing strategy for its leading suite of capture and OCR software, which from January 1 2010 will be sold on a subscription basis in Australia and New Zealand instead of an upfront license fee.
Kyocera is introducing new middleware capabilities for its Multifunctional Products (MFPs) that will provide the capacity to deliver documents to multiple destinations, including e-mail addresses, fax, FTP destinations, network folders and document management systems
A new file format designed to archive Web sites for posterity has been given the stamp of approval from the International Standards Organisation (ISO).
ABBYY, a leading provider of document recognition, data capture and linguistic software, has announced a new distribution relationship with distributor Ingram Micro.
Laserfiche brought PhotoDocs, its new document capture system to the Financial Planning Association’s (FPA) National Conference in Melbourne on November 19-20 .
A generation of Kiwi soldiers on microfilm are set to be digitised in a major project initiated by the New Zealand Defence Force.
New Zealand software company Pingar is looking to advance its concept for dynamic publishing with the announcement of a major joint R&D project by the University of Wales and University of Waikato.
Boeing Defence Australia faced a major legacy data issue in its move to electronic record-keeping, writes Jennifer Padman..
Esker has unveiled a SaaS (Software as a Service) solution for Australian organisations looking to automate the processing and delivery of customer and supplier invoices.
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