Enterprise Applications

HP cloud does application and database archiving

HP Autonomy has updated its information governance portfolio with HP Application Information Optimizer (AIO) 7.1, which introduces a cloud-based approach to managing legacy structured data, and offers additional connectivity to market-leading databases and greater ability to leverage HP Autonomy’s information processing engine, the Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL).

OpenText integrates Transmittals with File Transfer

OpenText has s unveiled a new integrated solution that leverages the collaboration features of OpenText Transmittal Management with OpenText Managed File Transfer (MFT). Through this integrated solution, OpenText is enabling businesses to transmit large, critical document packages to their customers and partners outside the firewall up to 30 times faster than traditional methods, such as file transfer protocol (FTP), while greatly improving user efficiency, security, and addressing regulatory compliance. 

IM strategy found missing at Vic education dept

A Victorian Auditor-General's report into the state's Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) has found weaknesses in information management and the lack of a functional overarching information strategy.

Equitrac 5 attacks unnecessary printing

Nuance Communications Australia has announced new versions of its Equitrac intelligent print management software, Equitrac Office 5 and Equitrac Express 5.

 

IBM unveils new Social Business cloud

IBM is introducing new cloud social business software with mobile file synchronisation capabilities, IBM SmartCloud Connections.

Beethoven changes name to Resolve

Beethoven Computer Services, the Australian developer of Dynamic Case Management (DCM) solutions,  has changed its name to Resolve Software Group, aligning with the name of its flagship product – Resolve.

Microsoft bets on Windows phone with Nokia buyout

Microsoft is backing the future of the Windows Phone with the acquisition of Nokia’s Devices and Services business, which includes licensing Nokia’s patents and licensing and using Nokia’s mapping services.

 

Australian software spend hits record $A3.1 billion

According to gross domestic product (GDP) data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), businesses spent a record $A3.134 billion on software during the June quarter of 2013.

Charity goes into the cloud to unite branches

Queensland Police Citizens Youth Welfare Association (QPCYWA) has become the latest organisation to sign up for TechnologyOne Cloud to integrate its Finance, Payroll and Human Resources (HR) systems across its 54 branches and more than 700 staff.

Australian organisations fail at managing IT Risks: ISACA

A white paper issued by the Australian chapters of global IT association ISACA highlights the potential for security breaches and major technology disasters at leading Australian organisations, with 60% of IT professionals stating they do not believe all IT-related risks are being effectively managed.

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