Enterprise Content Management

Enterprise software giant OpenText has removed Mark Barrenechea as CEO and CTO after 13 years, appointing interim leadership as the company explores selling "non-core assets" following disappointing financial results.

Dell Technologies has updated its AI Data Platform with a new unstructured data engine developed through a partnership with search specialist Elastic, targeting enterprises struggling to harness unstructured data for artificial intelligence applications.

Data security platform BigID has launched four new AI governance capabilities designed to help organisations discover unauthorised AI models and control sensitive data use in artificial intelligence systems.

​Delinea has launched Iris AI, an artificial intelligence engine that automates identity security decisions and auditing processes for enterprise IT systems.

In a controversial decision that has sparked widespread criticism, the UK's data protection regulator, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), announced that it would not take enforcement action against the Ministry of Defence.

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have demonstrated that large language models can autonomously plan and execute sophisticated cyberattacks on enterprise-grade network environments without human intervention.

The NSW Government has awarded Aristotle Metadata a new three-year contract to continue hosting its central metadata platform following a competitive tender process.

Data security firm Cohesity has integrated its Gaia AI platform with Microsoft 365 Copilot, allowing users to search backup data using conversational queries directly within the Copilot interface.

Australia's corporate regulator has filed court proceedings against financial advice business Fortnum Private Wealth Limited, alleging the company failed to adequately manage cybersecurity risks that exposed thousands of clients to potential cyber attacks.

A new industry report reveals a striking contradiction at the heart of modern business operations: while 90% of organizations view customer relationship management data as fundamental to their success, three-quarters admit that less than half of their CRM information is actually accurate and complete.

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