Enterprise Content Management
A horses for courses approach to SharePoint and ECM is paying dividends for Marcus Darbyshire, Chief Information Officer of South East Water, a Victorian Government-owned provider of water and related services, which has just deployed Open Text Content Lifecycle Management (CLM) Services for SharePoint.
AvePoint is ready to offer the fully mapped transfer of application content from SharePoint 2003 and 2007 to SharePoint 2010 via its DocAve Migrator.
EntropySoft has announced a new Symantec Enterprise Vault connector with read/write capacities.
This connector will work with the existing contents of the Enterprise Vault repository or add new content coming from other content silos using a CMIS interface.
Gayan Peiris sorts through the many options available for enterprise search with SharePoint. Gayan Peiris is a SharePoint Technology Specialist (TSP) at Microsoft Australia who has written many articles, reviews and columns for various online publications and has been a contributing author for a SharePoint book. He is a frequent speaker at Microsoft conferences on SharePoint technology.
Document process automation company Esker has announced the addition of a new subsidiary in Malaysia. Esker has been established in Singapore since 2006, and the Malaysian opening falls in line with the company’s 2010 strategic development plan to strengthen its presence in Asia.
Two new modules introduced in TRIM 7, due out in the Pacific region on 31 March, indicate HP's priorities with its first major release of the ECM platform since acquiring it from Australia's Tower Software in March 2008.
Novell has introduced an integrated file storage solution that provisions, moves, optimises and reports on file storage based on user roles and customised business policies.
netForensics has announced data security enhancements to nFX Cinxi One, its product for securing enterprise log information required to demonstrate regulatory compliance.
SharePoint is going to work in the business of catching crooks in Australia via a new extranet being commissioned by CrimTrac, the Commonwealth body devoted to improved information sharing between federal and state police and law enforcement agencies.
An overflow of illustrative riches was causing headaches for Oxford University Press, one of Australia's oldest book publishers with a staff of approximately 120 based in Melbourne.
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