Document & Records Management
The technology to ease collaboration in business-both internally and externally-is readily available, but it seems the Australian business community is yet to be convinced of its merits. By James Dellow.
The Records Management Association of Australasia (RMAA) is holding its 21st International Convention in Canberra from 12th-15th September 2004.
Enterprises considering applying web services within their organisation to help safeguard their future ought to first learn from the past, writes Brad Kasell.
Speedscan has created a new alliance with Mobius Management Systems to offer new web-based archiving and retrieving capabilities to Australian companies that need to unite repositories, meet compliance requirements and automate business processes.
Speedscan has created a new alliance with Mobius Management Systems to offer new web-based archiving and retrieving capabilities to Australian companies that need to unite repositories, meet compliance requirements and automate business processes.
Google's new free search application for the desktop has been described as a consumer product which does not have the ability to meet business demands by ISYS, which offers its own search software for the desktop for a fee.
Dicom has bought U.K. based Neurascript, which specialises in software that automates the recognition, extraction and indexing of information from business documents and forms, to help boost its information capture technologies.
80-20 Software and Ernst and Young have joined forces to provide an integrated corporate governance, risk management and compliance solution for companies and government departments, which face tough new regulations.
Google Inc. is planning to expand its sophisticated search technology into individual computers with a new program that can search through documents, emails, instant message and many other files stored in the hard drive.
Alphawest has won the electronic document and records management contract to support the finance and payroll processing for 130 State Government agencies serviced by Shared Corporate Service Centres.
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