Document & Records Management
Microsoft has released the details of its latest Office SharePoint Porter Server 2003 application and promises increased sharing and search abilities that could put Microsoft on the shopping lists of Lotus Notes users.
Imaging bureaux and document scanners are to be given an image shake up. French company Escargot has commissioned fashion icon Jean-Paul Gaultier to design a range of new document scanners and imaging devices, as well as a series of city ce...
Imaging bureaux and document scanners are to be given an image shake up. French company Escargot has commissioned fashion icon Jean-Paul Gaultier to design a range of new document scanners and imaging devices, as well as a series of city ce...
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has directed Telstra to record information and provide the ACCC with quarterly reports in relation to Telstra's 'bundled'' service products.
Hummingbird has been recognised by Gartner as "Visionary" in the Smart Enterprise Suite (SES) Magic Quadrant for 2003. Gartner's Magic Quadrant positions vendors in a particular market segment based on their ability to execute that vision.
IT employee burnout rate has reached critical levels - an issue that could spell longer-range turnover, lower productivity, and less overall shareholder value to the organisation as a whole.
Irish technology companies in the Australian market received presidential support yesterday. President of Ireland Mary McAleese was in Sydney to spearhead further deals between Irish technology suppliers and Australian business consumers.
QBE Workers Compensation is implementing a new automated case management system to improve the workflow of workers compensation claims through the company. Local integrator Alphawest has been selected to integrate a HandySoft solution.
Microsoft has made no secret of its intention to connect its PC office tools to media and knowledge system and the today it announced a deal with Factiva that will see the business information service connected and integrated into Office 2003.
The spate of personal data thefts continues in the United States; 55,000 records have been stolen from the databases of the University of Texas.
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