Enterprise Content Management
DocsCorp's cleanDocs is more than a metadata cleaning tool. Thanks to the recipient checking feature in cleanDocs 2.1 and above, it is the best way to safeguard what gets shared over email without clogging up Outlook with multiple products and add-ins.
Every organization I encounter is going through it in one way or another: digital transformation. Of course, this is a bit of a catch-all phrase that could apply to almost everything and anything that organizations are doing in the digital space. So, it would be useful to define what we mean.
Outback Imaging has released the latest version of EzeScan, its document capture and business process digitisation software, designed to take the hard work out of capturing hardcopy and digital born assets.
Australian Chief Executive Officer (CEO) confidence regarding an organization's ability to detect and manage cyber concerns far outstrips that of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) – a disconnect that puts organizations at risk of cyberattacks, according to research released by Unisys Corporation
Cloud storage company Box has announce enhancements to Box Relay, designed to help users secure their most important data and collaborate more easily on various projects.
Ephesoft has signed a technology collaboration with Automation Anywhere, to combine their document capture and RPA technologies.
Kapish has released goTRIM Pro 3.0, a complete re-write of the existing goTRIM application for mobile users of Micro Focus Content Manager (CM).
I’m going to go out on a limb and assume your organization is like most others when it comes to AI: you know what it is, you believe in its promise and you’re eager to see what it can do for your business.
The Federal Court of Australia recently found in Luppino v Fisher that a mobile phone should not be treated as a “computer” or a “data storage device”. This had the effect of invalidating an earlier order made under s3LA of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth) requiring the plaintiff to assist police to access data stored on a mobile phone, on the basis that the mobile phone was not a computer.
The Cognitive Software Group, an Australian research and development company based in Sydney, has released an update to its cognitiveAI Platform, which utilises Semantic computing, NLP and Machine Learning.
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