Enterprise Content Management
Box is rolling out a new feature that tracks content activity across a range of third-party applications. The company has announced a new, unified activity stream for files stored on Box that will make it easier than ever for people to see how their content is connected to the other SaaS applications they use every day, such as Slack, Salesforce and DocuSign.
Organizations look to information governance professionals to provide strategy tips and risk assessment. A key focus of their job is to comprehensively and intelligently classify corporate data.
Pure Storage, an all-flash storage vendor, has announced the acquisition of privately-held, Sunnyvale, California based software company StorReduce, a cloud-first software-defined storage solution for managing large scale unstructured data.
iManage has introduced iManage Work 10.2, the latest version of its document and email management application, adding new Apple Mac support and Google Gmail integrations.
Moving to a modern workplace model takes work. At the very least you will need a formal project. Why is it worth the effort?
It is often challenging when confidentially breaches and compliance concerns are acknowledged and addressed differently across a business. Some departments are much more attuned to the types of data breach risks their business is vulnerable to, while others are further removed.
Varonis Systems, a developer of data security and analytics solutions, has announced plans to launch an upcoming integration that will enable secure management of data across a range of cloud data stores, including Box. This will provide security insights specific to Box content and user activity, including file activity, user and group management, cloud application sharing and collaboration activities, and more.
Workshare has announced that its document comparison tool is now fully integrated into the NetDocuments content services cloud platform.
Does your organization manage projects? Does your organization have SharePoint? If you answered yes to those questions, then read on!
Insight Engines is launching the company’s version 3.0 product, combining two key components: Insight Investigator and Insight Analyzer. Together, these offerings use natural language processing, machine learning, and expert knowledge to detect data gaps, ask high-value questions, and give recommendations based on industry intelligence and activities.
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