Document & Records Management
Shortly after establishing a US office, electronic document management vendor Redmap has further expanded its operations across the pond with the joint-venture opening of a scanning bureau to help corporations comply with Sarbanes-Oxley (S...
The world's wealthiest man, Bill Gates, is going to be rewarded by the Queen of England for his contribution towards global enterprises by receiving one of the highest British honours.
An Australian researcher working with Microsoft through its Microsoft Research arm (MSR), has pioneered promising new ways to combat the deadly HIV virus with software typically used to analyse large computer databases and complex digital ...
Discussion around the issue of DNA make-up evokes in some the subjects of genetic modification; cloning, such as with Dolly the sheep; or the application of DNA threads to reintroduce long extinct creatures, as portrayed in Jurassic Park.
A successful year of working in tandem after forming a strategic alliance has prompted Grace Records Management to acquire joint venture partner Intercept Information Solutions.
Tower Software held its first ever press conference today, despite 20 years of sustained success in Australia and around the world, and revealed its plans to float on the stock market and launch fiercely into the enterprise content managem...
Information capture specialists Dicom Group's subsidiary Kofax has signed an agreement with Adobe Systems to integrate Adobe's LiveCycle Barcoded Forms into Kofax's Ascent Capture platform. The combined solution will enable companies, gove...
IT research firm Gartner has reached agreement with META Group to acquire the rival IT research and consulting company for around US$162 million (AU$211.5 million), or US $10.00 (AU$13.06) a share.
Continuing our new series of profiles of Australia's Chief Information Officers, IDM chats to Dallas Stower, who has been CIO of Queensland Rail since March 2001, to get an insight into the particular demands of the CIO position at a high ...
From typewriters and triplicate to the electronic era, Hazel Dobbie, of Archives NZ, takes us through the biggest change to records management legislation across the Tasman in almost half a century.
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