Enterprise Content Management
New Zealand-based, Techtonics, and Australian-headquartered, StoneBridge Systems, have been assigned the annually proscribed OpenText Partner Awards for 2011.
OpenText has announced OpenText Tempo, claimed to be a fast, easy and secure document sharing solution that allows enterprise users to share and manage content in secure folders on smartphones, tablets, and PCs or laptops. OpenText Tempo allows users to access, share and modify content while it is instantly and automatically synchronised across all of their computers and mobile devices.
Spending on information technology (IT) products and services by enterprises in Australia is expected to reach A$61.9 billion in 2012, up 1.9 percent over 2011, according to a new report from industry analysts Gartner
IT security consultants Pure Hacking are warning that organisations relying on public cloud computing solutions for the storage and processing of credit card data faced an increasing conflict when achieving PCI compliance.
The NZ government body that administers Maori-owned land is making a move to SharePoint to handle information management.
HiSoftware has launched a content-aware compliance and security solution for SharePoint 2010, HiSoftware Security Sheriff SP. The product was built by HiSoftware’s 8-strong Australian development team in Melbourne, and tackles the challenge of securing sensitive documents that reside inside SharePoint.
To help customers using SAP’s NetWeaver Portal solution, enterprise content management provider OpenText recently announced a new partnership to provide the system with several new applications.
The $3.9 billion ECM market is consolidating with just five vendors competing globally at the enterprise level, according to Gavin Tay, one of the authors of Gartner’s 2011 Magic Quadrant for the Enterprise Content Management industry
EntropySoft has announced the availability of Content Hub 5.2, the latest version of its tool for managing various enterprise applications with content management products
Northern Territory utility Power and Water Corporation has provided a demonstration of its new asset management system at the Australasian user conference for Esri Geographic Information System (GIS) technology.
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