Enterprise Content Management
Office Information Australia (OIA), a provider of Content Services and Workflow Management in the APAC region, has announced an offer which allows iManage customers to implement a Workflow system with a Document Approval workflow for free.
Many of you may wonder why I would title a post “Dynamics 365 vs. SharePoint”, as though it were an either/or decision. But many customers, particularly in the SMB space, seem to grapple with “deciding” between the two.
Migrating more than half a million objects into an EDRMS is never a task to be taken lightly. Port Macquarie-Hastings Council (PMHC), a local government organisation located in northern NSW, recently faced this challenge after implementing HP TRIM for over 400 users.
One of Australia’s most experienced Information Management specialist organisations, Information Proficiency (part of the Proficiency Group Pty Ltd), has formally joined ELO’s certified business partner network.
Microsoft has announce organisations running on-premises SharePoint will be to direct user site creation requests to Office 365 services via a new SharePoint Server 2013 feature called "Hybrid Self-Service Site Creation.”
US investment fund Clearlake Capital Group is to acquire NetDocument, the provider of secure cloud-based document management, email management, and collaboration solutions to law firms and corporate legal and compliance departments.
SharePoint Maven has developed a searchable Knowledge Base to help businesses and non-profits learn how to setup SharePoint’s out-of-the box functionality with easy to follow, in-depth tutorials and affordable one-on-one or group training.
Australian hosting provider CloudRecover and the American security platform vendor FinalCode have announced a new partnership to offer Final Code’s secure file sharing solutions across a number of applications.
New Zealand based EDRMS supplier and information consultancy specialist InfocentriK has formally joined ELO’s certified business partner network.
The Earthquake Commission (EQC), a natural disaster insurer that also provides research and education to New Zealand residents, has selected a new cloud ECM platform to enhance its claims management processing.
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