Industry Insider

  • The Top 10 Innovations in document management history

    To help celebrate its 10-year anniversary, US document management provider, Cintas Corporation has come up with an interesting Top 10 list of innovations in document management throughout history. The list highlights key inventions and developments that have shaped the way information is stored, organised and destroyed throughout history.

  • Search is on for NZ Transport

    Two major public sector organisation in New Zealand, the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) and Ministry of Transport (MoT), have issued a joint tender for enterprise search across SharePoint and other information repositories.

  • Six steps to steering clear of a SharePoint Shipwreck: PtI

    SharePoint has become such a pervasive platform in the market place, we see SharePoint projects becoming more common place in many organisations. Unfortunately, it seems that many of these projects will fail. There are a variety of reasons, excuses and explanations as to why this is the case, with the great majority pointing the finger at the technology.

  • Stock Exchange looks to the future with Macroview DMF

    MacroView has recently added the Australian Stock Exchange and listed property investment group Goodman Property to the list of adopters of its MacroView Document Management Framework software, which enables full-function, large-scale document and email management on the Microsoft SharePoint platform.

  • New Zealand’s Icebreaker mobilises global sales

    New Zealand’s pioneering merino wool apparel brand Icebreaker is shaking up the fiercely competitive world of outdoor apparel, equipping its global field sales team with an innovative laptop and iPad based solution called aWorkbook for assortment planning and selling. 

  • HiSoftware signs nSynergy to channel program

    HiSoftware, a provider of content-aware compliance and security solutions, has announced the addition of nSynergy to resell HiSoftware’s compliance and security products for SharePoint in  the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia.

  • The Top 10 Innovations in document management history

    To help celebrate its 10-year anniversary, US document management provider, Cintas Corporation has come up with an interesting Top 10 list of innovations in document management throughout history. The list highlights key inventions and developments that have shaped the way information is stored, organised and destroyed throughout history.

  • Search is on for NZ Transport

    Two major public sector organisation in New Zealand, the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) and Ministry of Transport (MoT), have issued a joint tender for enterprise search across SharePoint and other information repositories.

  • Six steps to steering clear of a SharePoint Shipwreck: PtI

    SharePoint has become such a pervasive platform in the market place, we see SharePoint projects becoming more common place in many organisations. Unfortunately, it seems that many of these projects will fail. There are a variety of reasons, excuses and explanations as to why this is the case, with the great majority pointing the finger at the technology.

  • Stock Exchange looks to the future with Macroview DMF

    MacroView has recently added the Australian Stock Exchange and listed property investment group Goodman Property to the list of adopters of its MacroView Document Management Framework software, which enables full-function, large-scale document and email management on the Microsoft SharePoint platform.

  • New Zealand’s Icebreaker mobilises global sales

    New Zealand’s pioneering merino wool apparel brand Icebreaker is shaking up the fiercely competitive world of outdoor apparel, equipping its global field sales team with an innovative laptop and iPad based solution called aWorkbook for assortment planning and selling. 

  • HiSoftware signs nSynergy to channel program

    HiSoftware, a provider of content-aware compliance and security solutions, has announced the addition of nSynergy to resell HiSoftware’s compliance and security products for SharePoint in  the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia.