Industry Insider

  • Pingar begins trials of automated taxonomy

    Pingar, the New Zealand provider of unstructured data management solutions, has announced it has begun trials of its automated Taxonomy Generator Service with selected customers.

  • Kofax receives US data extraction patent

    Kofax has been issued a patent that covers technology to determine the validity of data extracted from documents by reverse matching the extracted data with information contained in an organisation’s systems of record, such as an ERP system.

  • Developing an Information Asset Register for effective data governance

    A significant aspect of effective Data Governance is about orchestrating the exchange of information between multiple parties; to facilitate (and arbitrate) a robust, repeatable approach to delivering content in context, in support of more effective and efficient business outcomes.  But how do you do this if you don’t know what data you’ve got, what state it’s in, or who is responsible for it? 

  • Devil is in the detail for data retention: survey

    Globally organisations are struggling with implementing their information retention plans as only a third report theirs is fully operational, according to Symantec’s 2012 Information Retention and eDiscovery Survey *.

  • Nuance tops global scanning and capture software survey

    Nuance Communications has been ranked number one in the worldwide document capture software market in a new study from the market research firm Harvey Spencer Associates (HSA). This marks the third consecutive year Nuance has placed as the leading global scanning and capture software vendor.

  • Documents vs. Photos: 5 Reasons for Managing Photos Differently in Your Business

    If you are involved with a business that operates in a variety of locations, chances are that digital photos are an important part of your communications and documentation processes. In my experience working within the construction and real estate industries at Geedra, photos are a critical component for recording the conditions of a building and for reporting those conditions to a variety of audiences.