Enterprise Content Management
Extensis has updated its digital asset management (DAM) software to add new features for previewing and selecting graphics, enhanced file format support, and easy installation.
The secure content management (SCM) market in the Asia-Pacific region is set to grow 15.4 per cent in 2010 compared to just 6.3 per cent in 2009, according to analysts Frost & Sullivan.
Australia's first multi-utility, ActewAGL has developed a complex drawing management solution using the BlueCielo Meridian Enterprise engineering content management system.
Steve Brant outlines how collaboration technology is being used to overcome inefficient data management in the construction industry.
Western Australian iron ore company Karara Mining has hit paydirt with the teaming of Autonomy iManage WorkSite and Advantys WorkflowGen to provide a shared environment for storing business content. Documents, records, email messages and other media are consolidated in a central library, making them easier to find, share, and reuse.
Symantec’s latest release of Enterprise Vault adds new cloud capabilities and features to help organisations implement managed retention strategies and prevent ediscovery costs from blowing out.
Objective has moved to enhance its ECM solutions with a full text and enterprise search platfrom from French company Exalead.
Symantec has announced a free new tool designed to help small and midsized businesses (SMBs) in Australia and New Zealand understand the potential information risks that can affect them.
Inmagic has released the latest version of Presto, an application that enables non-technical business users to create and manage KnowledgeNets, Social Knowledge Networks (SKN) that are tied to a specific business objective.
For companies concerned about protecting sensitive electronic data, SailPoint's 2010 Market Pulse Survey reveals an alarming set of worker attitudes: employees openly admit they would take company data, including customer data and product plans, when leaving a job. Conducted by Harris Interactive, the online survey probed 1,594 full- and part-time employees and contractors in the United States and Great Britain about their attitudes toward accessing and viewing of company-owned data.
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