The financial demands of storing and managing big data will lead 30 percent of businesses to directly or indirectly monetise their information assets by trading, bartering or outright selling them by 2016, according to Gartner, Inc
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 *.
Lake Macquarie City Council on the NSW central coast has given a solid endorsement to new search engine technology developed for the local government sector by IT services and solutions provider iPlatinum.
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.
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.
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has flagged a move to electronic capture and processing of more than 150,000 enrolment forms a month it currently receives on paper and manually processes.
Metadata Technology North America Inc. (MTNA) has been awarded a contract by Statistics New Zealand for the delivery of its next generation classification management system.
A government organisation in New Zealand has overcome the challenge of moving its SharePoint deployment to the cloud while remaining in step with the tough legislative guidelines of the NZ Public Records Act.
Can information managers learn from the way that search tools are increasingly being used to support legal e-Discovery practices? Andrew Warland asks the question and looks at the replated problem of classifying digital records.
The financial demands of storing and managing big data will lead 30 percent of businesses to directly or indirectly monetise their information assets by trading, bartering or outright selling them by 2016, according to Gartner, Inc
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 *.
Lake Macquarie City Council on the NSW central coast has given a solid endorsement to new search engine technology developed for the local government sector by IT services and solutions provider iPlatinum.
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.
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.
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has flagged a move to electronic capture and processing of more than 150,000 enrolment forms a month it currently receives on paper and manually processes.
Metadata Technology North America Inc. (MTNA) has been awarded a contract by Statistics New Zealand for the delivery of its next generation classification management system.
A government organisation in New Zealand has overcome the challenge of moving its SharePoint deployment to the cloud while remaining in step with the tough legislative guidelines of the NZ Public Records Act.
Can information managers learn from the way that search tools are increasingly being used to support legal e-Discovery practices? Andrew Warland asks the question and looks at the replated problem of classifying digital records.
