Enterprise Content Management
On average, more than half of all data within organizations (52 percent) remains unclassified or untagged, according to a global survey commissioned by Veritas Technologies. The survey of 1,500 IT decision makers and data managers across 15 countries found that that companies have limited or no visibility over vast volumes of potentially business-critical data.
Ricoh has announced the acquisition of document management and workflow automation company DocuWare, headquartered in Germany and the United States.
Melbourne-based start-up Software Company, Konnect eMail, has announced the launch of an innovative drag and drop email management solution to enable better email management and records compliance.
With more than 7,500 permanent staff and a $3 billion annual budget, Brisbane City Council is significantly larger than most local government organisations in Australia. It serves more than 1.2 million people and 128,000 business in the state’s capital.
M-has launched a new information management solution for Salesforce that seamlessly integrates M-Files content services directly within the familiar Salesforce user interface.
Most organizations will fail to realize the full value of new financial application purchases because they are not accounting for digital capabilities that they will require in the future, according to Gartner, Inc.
When cloud-based Enterprise Content Management (ECM) came into the mainstream in the mid-2000s, businesses began digitizing old analogue processes and migrating content from local machines and on-premises repositories to the cloud. As the world of digital content grew, ECM providers deployed a variety of ways to sort and segment proprietary or sensitive content.
“The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated”. David Gould, Senior Director, Secure Content Management Solutions at Micro Focus, used the famous Mark Twain quote to open his session on the future of the ECM platform formerly known as TRIM at Realize 2019, the company’s annual user forum.
The Auditor General of Western Australia has called on state government entities to upgrade their information security practices, with a new report finding, in some cases, a complete absence of infosec policies.
Business continuity and disaster recovery solutions have been effective in reducing downtime from days to hours; however, modern solutions are typically reliant upon backup files which are normally inactive and need to be tested and restored. That takes time.
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