Enterprise Content Management
Digital transformation of an organisation is a complex undertaking that involves a change in culture that is more profound than both the technical and process changes combined.
Qnext Corporation has extended its FileFlex cloud platform to support remote access, sharing and collaboration of both on-premises and cloud-based Microsoft SharePoint files and document libraries.
How can your organisation demonstrate that it has taken the appropriate steps to ensure data management is under control and customer data and third-party information is secure?
Kapish has announced the latest releases of Easy Link, Folder Wizard, and Web Grid, designed to save users time and effort in sharing and organising Content Manager records.
More than a year on from a rollout of Office365 at Griffith University IDM asked Gabrielle Ingram, Manager Productivity & Information Management, to reflect on the Information Governance challenge. Utilised by staff, students and alumni spanning six campuses in South East Queensland, the E3 edition now supports more than 200,000 Exchange mailboxes, 79,000 OneDrive accounts and 8,000 SharePoint sites including Teams.
As part of a series of new machine learning initiatives at Amazon Web Services (AWS), Amazon has launched a service called Kendra that uses natural language processing and other machine learning techniques. It aims to unite multiple data silos inside an enterprise and consistently provide high-quality results to common queries instead of a random list of links in response to keyword queries.
Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad, a bank well known for serving Malaysian small and medium enterprises (SMEs), has implemented Ephesoft Transact for intelligent capture automation in their middle-office operations.
7Park Data, a provider of data transformation software, has announced the launch of its data preparation platform, powered by machine learning models trained for more than seven years on proprietary data sets.
In this article, I want to look at how a poor data culture can impact on staff in your organisation. Most of the articles I write focus on what you need to do to implement data governance, but I had such a great response to my post on why the data governance business case is so hard to get approved, that I thought it was worth delving a little bit more into the topic of poor data culture. This could also be described as a lack of data literacy in your organisation.
Google, Microsoft, et al continue to perfect their search engines – but too often search is not enough. The watchword today is “discovery” – where you don’t just search for information, but information finds you.
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