Enterprise Content Management
The Shire of Esperance in Western Australia has gone live on the new Civica cloud platform launched last month.
Over recent years SharePoint has evolved to cover a wide range of enterprise responsibilities including intranets, portals, collaboration, forms processing, business intelligence, business process management and content management. Microsoft critics like to paint SharePoint as a software system where sharing content comes first, and finding and collaborating on that content from a very specific place comes second.
IBM has announced the findings of of a survey of 90 IT executives in Australia, which found that many are struggling to keep up with the pace of change in mobility, cloud, and security along with ever-growing user demands for BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology).
Asdeq Labs has released an enterprise mobile content management solution, AsdeqDocs, for Android tablets.
Collabware has announced it will enhance its content lifecycle management product for SharePoint with Concept Searching’s expertise in semantic metadata generation, auto-classification, and taxonomy management.
HiSoftware has announced that the HiSoftware Sheriff suite of solutions will now offer full support and integration with SharePoint 2013 to audit and secure content, documents and social interactions on the platform.
DocHorizons, an independent developer of applications for the HP Autonomy iManage WorkSite platform, has announced a new product that simplifies the complex process of publishing content to SharePoint.
OpenText has unveiled OpenText Web Experience Management (WEM), a new solution aimed at organisations managing global marketing operations via the Web.
Enterprise social media pioneer NewsGator has acknowledged the multiplicity of platforms in large organisations, with the latest release of its Social Sites 4 solution providing a portal-like ability to merge these into a coherent dashboard of customizable, intelligent activity streams that integrate deeply into organisational business processes and employee workflows
Initially begun as an unauthorised social media experiment at National Australia Bank in 2008, Yammer is now an active and mature network used by around one-third of the banking giant's 50,000 staff worldwide.
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