Enterprise Content Management
A single Enterprise Content Management (ECM) platform for users of Microsoft Great Plains and Sage ERP has been announced by ACOM Solutions
With privacy breaches and security threats making headlines around the world on a daily basis, it’s becoming increasingly obvious to most enterprises that the personal information and sensitive data they hold is an extremely valuable commodity. Whether its personally identifiable information (PII), private health information (PHI), financial data, contract information, research and trade secrets, intellectual property or contract data (and this list could go on and on), this kind of information has become a new kind of “currency” – and some have even called personal information the new “oil”.
SharePoint has been part of my life for a couple of years now, and so I think it’s time to assess our relationship. The first thought that came to mind was ‘it’s such a pain’. If I had a little brother, SharePoint would be it. I thought I’d explore what about SharePoint annoys me the most. One warning before you read my list - it’s a vent. But bear with me…as my ex-bosses can testify to, once I’ve vented I can be quite reasonable.
Sharegate has announced a free Beta version of a new SharePoint governance tool that the company claims is the simplest Governance tool ever made.
The TITUS Security Suite for Microsoft SharePoint has been enhanced with mobile access security capabilities.
The Formtek Engineering Data Management (EDM) solution has been certified by Alfresco to provide a packaged solution for managing engineering documents and drawings using the Alfresco One content platform, and integrating with the AutoCAD 2D and 3D computer-aided design (CAD) software application.
Objective Corporation has expanded the range of its offerings available through the Australian federal government “Cloud Panel”, placing them on a list of approved suppliers.
Meet Office Graph, one of new series of Office apps that Microsoft is planning to launch exclusively for Office365 users to bring together information from sources such as Exchange, Outlook, SharePoint, Office, Lync, and Yammer.
In 2013, high-profile data leaks led many people to question how governments and businesses across the globe gather and store citizens’ data. The year also saw no end to the growth in corporate data stores and Australian companies moving more of their data to the cloud.
Search is important, but not viewed as a key component in Information Governance, according to the results of an annual SharePoint Metadata Survey completed by Concept Searching, a developer of semantic metadata generation, auto-classification, and taxonomy management software.
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