The Department of Finance has scaled down its ambitious plan to implement a state-of the-art whole of government automated records management platform for Australian Commonwealth Agencies and will now seek to establish a panel of qualified RM vendors in 2019.
One month following the May 25 deadline, only 20% of companies US, UK and EU (excluding UK) surveyed believed they were GDPR compliant, according to research conducted by Dimensional Research for data privacy vendor TrustArc.
More than three fifths (63%) of UK employees would outsource work tasks to a robot if they could, according to research commissioned by ABBYY, a global provider of content intelligence solutions and services.
Fun fact: the average business today uses over 300 applications to run the enterprise. Employees shift between these apps every two to three minutes, and according to McKinsey, spend almost 50 percent of their time searching for information and managing communications. This is today’s digital workplace, and it is a beautiful and terrible thing. Technology gives us more options for communication and collaboration than ever before. But it comes at a cost unless companies prepare a clear technology blueprint that documents and visualises their entire digital workplace.
Staff have been disciplined and new security procedures introduced at the Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet (PM&C) following a report into Cabinet papers security breach of 2017.
Malaysion law firm Donovan & Ho has implemented iManage Work Product Management in the iManage Cloud for secure collaboration and to increase the firm’s efficiency.
Folders versus metadata is a debate as old as SharePoint itself. Some people say folders are evil, and others say that folders make sense to use sometimes. Who is right?
Sixty-five years ago, the world learned about ENIAC, the first smart calculator. Ever since, computing technology has progressed in leaps and bounds in response to the challenges of storing, managing and extracting value from an ever-increasing volume of data. Today, the exponential growth of real-time data generation is posing even greater challenges for individuals and businesses. How can companies tame this huge stream of data? How can they analyze zettabytes of information in emails, documents, news and comments in social networks and utilize them for better business outcomes?
New legislation around data protection and breach reporting means organisations need to put the right processes, people, and technology in place to comply. Failing to do so can create significant challenges for businesses. The new laws have already seen breaches become public that may otherwise have remained hidden.
Dentons Rodyk, a member of Dentons – the world’s largest law firm – will be the first firm in Singapore to provide all its lawyers and staff with Contract Companion, a tool that leverages Artificial Document Intelligence to achieve unparalleled analysis speed, greater accuracy, and improved workflow when reviewing and proofreading documents.
