Enterprise Content Management
Information Management and Governance (IMG) specialist, iCognition, has won a contract to deploy HP’s key information analysis and legacy data clean-up software, HP ControlPoint, at NSW’s Port Stephens Council.
Information Management and Governance (IMG) specialist, iCognition, will announce the release of Diem Portal 4, the next generation collaborative web portal for HP TRIM / HP Records Manager, at the HP Information Governance Forum (IGF) to be held May 5-7 at the Hilton Sydney.
At the 5th Annual Australian SharePoint Conference, oil and gas producer Santos will outline a solution it has implemented to automate the tagging of documents held in SharePoint through integration with an Oracle Spatial Geographic Information System (GIS).
The New South Wales Department of Education and Communities, the largest single organization, public or private, in Australia, has chosen ReadSoft’s SAP -certified invoice automation solution to streamline its existing invoice processing operations and enable greater efficiencies across its Shared Services Centre.
Online storage and collaboration service Dropbox has officially launched its Dropbox for Business service, provising users with two different online storage compartments: one for personal use, and one for professional.
Lexmark’s Perceptive Software has unveiled the fruits of its two-year buying spree of software companies targeting the $US7 billion global Enterprise Content Management Market, with the launch of Perceptive Evolution and Perceptive Content 7.
The VirtualViewer HTML5 document viewer has been enhanced with mew mobile capabilities, along with keyboard shortcuts, text extraction, and metadata functionality in version 3.4.
A new study by information management analysts AIIM, concludes that business leaders see collaboration as ‘crucial,’ but are confused by the rapid convergence of tools.
Smartlogic has announced the release of Semaphore 3.7, an update to its auto-classification software that improves information extraction capabilities.
Office365 is being deployed to almost 150,000 government employees in Queensland, in a deal that that is expected to shave $A13.7 million off Microsoft licensing costs over three years.
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