Industry Insider

  • What’s in store for the world of Intelligent Automation in 2022?

    With lockdowns and COVID-19 outbreaks continuing for much of 2021, organisations throughout Australia have had to navigate a variety of obstacles. It’s safe to say hybrid workplaces are here to stay, creating new challenges for managing productivity and workflows. Meanwhile, companies are gearing up for ‘The Great Resignation’ whilst also struggling with attracting and retaining staff.

  • EncompaaS to automate compliance at Bendigo and Adelaide Bank

    Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has chosen the Australian EncompaaS enterprise compliance platform to automate its regulatory and business governance obligations for electronic documents as it moves to shift 50 percent of its applications to the cloud over the next three years.

  • Banking on a Digital Future with Legacy Update

    A two-year roadmap to complete a comprehensive digital transformation at Bendigo and Adelaide Bank involves integrating a number of subsidiary banks and credit unions and replacing legacy systems.

  • Microsoft and Objective team up for the hybrid workplace

    Microsoft and Objective Corporation have signed an agreement to work together, helping government and regulated industries to balance the flexibility of digital communication and collaboration with compliant information management and robust data governance.

  • How advanced AI tools can improve compliance

    In many ways, compliance is the cost of doing business. It doesn’t generate revenue, but it is an essential part of operating effectively as a business today. Whether it’s industry specific regulations, or the standout regulation of our time – GDPR - we are all acutely aware of the damage, both reputational and financial, that non-compliance can cause.

  • FileBound V8 roars into view

    What are the main reasons to be excited about the latest Version 8 Update to the FileBound document management and workflow solution? We asked Australian reseller FileBound Solutions to list the top new features and why they make a difference.

  • Micro Image joins in NAA $A67M Digitisation Push

    The National Archives of Australia has announced Melbourne scanning bureau Micro Image as the winner of a tender to deliver an integrated document scanning facility over the next two year as part of the NAA’s new industrial scale digitisation hub in Canberra.

  • Kodak Alaris Wins Award for Property Management Solution

    Ephesoft, developer of  intelligent document processing (IDP), automation and data enrichment solutions, has presented Kodak Alaris with an award for a Property Management Solution created during Ephesoft’s 2021 Hackathon event.