Document & Records Management

Oracle and Xenos have announced that they are teaming up to bring electronic document management to Oracle’s Content Database, claiming that it will be the first content and records management solution capable of managing diverse types data...

Industry analysts IDC are tipping heavy growth in Asia Pacific’s document management solution market, estimating it to be worth U.S.$94.3 million in 2005 - a growth of almost 80% over 2004.

Australian offsite storage specialist acquired by US-based records and document management company.

HDS lays out its archiving stall with aggressive digs at EMC's Content-Addressed Storage (CAS) Centerra platform. Open standards as its edge.

Symantec has announced a set of security and availability tools and services that it says, helps cut the cost of compliance through more efficient governance of internal processes.

Computer Associates International (CA) is making inroads into the records management and compliance arena with its recently announced purchase of New Jersey (U.S.)-based MDY Group International.

Shareholders at the National Australia Bank will be looking at how much a decade's worth of overcharging has cost them - and how much a decent data management system would have saved.

Catholic Education South Australia implement Australian-based Objective's electronic document management system to manage 106 schools.

Open-source network intrusion protection provider Sourcefire has announce what it says is the world’s first automated, real-time network compliance solution.

In a world first, Symantec and Kaz, Telstra's ICT and IP services subsidiary, have announced that they are forming a potent new partnership to bring Symantec Operational Services to Australian SMBs.

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