Industry Insider

  • Acrodata makes mainland move

    Tasmanian BPO and records management specialist Acrodata has expanded its operations interstate with the opening of its Melbourne office.

  • Certus splits BI and IM unit

    Certus Solutions, an Australian IBM software and services company, has elected to split one of its major divisions into two, Business Analytics (BA) and Information Management (IM) will now become two separate units.

  • Malaysia Airlines automates AP with Esker

    Malaysia Airlines has announced it will automate vendor invoices into the company’s new SAP system via the Esker automated Accounts Payable (AP) solution in a $S700,000 deal.

  • SuperIQ goes live with eFLOW digital mailroom

    Australian online financial services provider SuperIQ has completed the successful deployment of an eFLOW Digital Mailroom solution to classify and process between 500-600 documents per day.

  • Brother makes $US210M bid for Kodak Imaging

    Brother Industries of Japan has jumped out of the block as a potential new owner for the Kodak Document Imaging business, but the final sale will not proceed until at least June and in the meantime other companies can beat the Japanese multinationals' offer of around $US210 million

  • Fujitsu wins $100M Aussie passport overhaul

    The Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade has announced Fujitsu Australia as the winner of a $100.8 million tender to completely overhaul the systems it employs to issue Australian passports. The process is expected to take five years.

  • Health faces up to EMR Challenge

    The role of the Health Information Manager is no easy task.  Like a conductor leading an orchestra, they must lead a wide range of health information initiatives – across multiple departments – to keep their health system in tune.  And with the healthcare data explosion – driven by the Electronic Medical Record, and clinical imaging – there is a huge imperative to manage increasingly diverse types of information. 

  • Rate Your Organisation's SharePoint Collaboration Maturity

    Frequently evaluating your company’s collaboration maturity is a great way to determine where knowledge gaps exist, what facets require additional education and how to assist people to expand their use of SharePoint. Departments will not mature at the same rate of speed, so it’s beneficial to build a model of maturity for your organisation so that you can plan the steps to take to move each department or group to the next level of collaboration maturity. 

  • SharePoint and Office 365: Cloud or no Cloud?

    Many companies are questioning whether to host SharePoint on premise or in the cloud.  There are many factors in determining an answer to this, and indeed hosting in the cloud isn’t even a straightforward decision. You have to decide whose cloud you move to for starters.