Document & Records Management

The 2002 waterfall train disaster may be slipping further into the past, however the fallout still lingers and one thing it highlights is with better document management techniques, the response to similar incidents can be greatly improved.

Google has been stirring up a lot of trouble of late with its controversial plan to scan the worlds libraries and put them online. A lot of publishes were leering at it and unmuzzling their lawyers, yet whilst Google has attracted venom the...

Management and technology consulting firm BearingPoint and EMC Corporation have announced that they are expanding their relationship to include the development and delivery of specialised services and technology solutions to help customers ...

Electronic document and records management consultants Image Process Solutions have re-invented themselves with the aid of Meridio to become a complete eDRMS solution provider.

The New Zealand Government's Crown Company Monitoring Advisory Unit (CCMAU) has selected Objective Corporation to provide an enterprise content management solution to enhance information management over its whole organisation.

Just in case there wasn't enough going on there already, the volatile political landscape in the Middle East has taken another battering. This time centring on a 53 page report sent to the Security Council by a UN investigator.

Tower Software has come out of the blocks with a number of interesting announcements this week. Trim 6 is out and up and running in Melbourne in preparation for the 2006 games, major progress is continuing in the US market with new relation...

Keeping digital records safe isn't purely about fireproof safes and multiple redundancy systems, keeping data safe from modification can be just as important. It is this spirit document integrity solution provider Workshare has unveiled a n...

Canon Australia have released some important research this week on compliance and Australia's compliance and document management priorities.

With the announcement of an OEM agreement with Kazeon, Network Applications looks to be moving into information classification and management (ICM).

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