Enterprise Applications

As artificial intelligence regulation becomes a boardroom priority worldwide, document processing company ABBYY is getting ahead of the curve by making its AI risk management policy publicly available and partnering with organizations to help other companies navigate the complex compliance landscape.

​In an era where digital transformation is reshaping both public and private sectors, government agencies face unique challenges in modernizing their IT infrastructure. IDM asked George Harb, Vice President-ANZ at OpenText, what this new report on legacy systems reveals about government agencies’ struggle with outdated technology, the risks they face, and strategies for successful modernization that balance fiscal responsibility with service delivery.

Australian government agencies are spending 80% of their technology budgets maintaining outdated systems, significantly more than their counterparts in banking and finance, according to a new report released by OpenText.

Australian businesses and government agencies reported an unprecedented 1,113 data breaches in 2024 - the highest annual total since mandatory reporting began in 2018, according to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).

Microsoft New Zealand has announced the successful implementation of AI and low code solutions transforming the way local and central government agencies manage Official Information Act (OIA) and Local Government Official Information Act (LGOIMA) requests.

Unstructured data – buried in contracts, spreadsheets, and presentations – is one of the most valuable but underutilized resources in the enterprise. IBM is evolving watsonx.data to help organizations activate this data to drive more accurate, effective AI.

Hacktivist groups are rapidly evolving beyond traditional disruptive activities into more sophisticated and destructive cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure and deploying ransomware, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Cyble.

San Francisco-based LlamaIndex has secured minority equity investments from data and AI company Databricks and professional services giant KPMG LLP. The funding will accelerate development of LlamaIndex's enterprise AI tools that help companies build intelligent agents capable of processing complex documents.

In today's data-driven economy, the gap between organizations effectively managing their information assets and those struggling with data integrity continues to widen dramatically. New research from information management giant Iron Mountain reveals Australian companies are both benefiting from good data practices and paying a steep price for poor ones.

Economists have long talked about the “productivity dividend” from AI. We’re finally seeing it come to life.

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