Industry Insider

  • Companies not coming to grips with SharePoint governance: survey

    According to the initial results of a Microsoft SharePoint governance survey commissioned by Axceler, more than two-thirds of the respondents consider it to be extremely or very important to their organisations. Yet nearly half of those same respondents confirmed that SharePoint governance policies do not exist or are undefined.

  • Kyocera rebrands as Document Solutions

    Kyocera Mita has renamed itself as Kyocera Document Solutions, reflecting its evolution to an organisation that supports hardware, software and services as an integrated package.

  • Climate Change puts green ban on servers

    Australia's Climate Change department is sending its data off-site to achieve the green targets it has set for its new office accommodation in Canberra, the Nishi Building which is currently under construction and due for completion in October 2012

  • Objective wins $A5M Customs deal

    Objective has taken centre-stage at the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service, winning a $A5M contract to roll out its ECM 8 content management platform to more than 5000 users over the next 12 months.

  • South Africa scans census data with Kodak

    Kodak has announced that Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) is using sixteen high performance i1860 production scanners to process all paperwork associated with the 2011 census in South Africa.

  • SharePoint goes social in Asia-Pacific

    Newsgator has announced its first clients in the APAC region for its Social Sites add-on to SharePoint, including Allens Arthur Robinson , Bank of New Zealand ; Coca Cola Amatil (NZ); the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation Australian property group Stockland.

  • Managed metadata cleans up information chaos

    The arrival of managed metadata in SharePoint 2010 is providing a lifeline to organisations drowning in unclassified data, according to James Milne, Chief Technology Officer of Brisbane-based Myriad Technologies, who addressed the topic at the 3rd Australia SharePoint technology conference in Melbourne.

     

  • ASIC signs three year deal with Nuix

    Nuix has extended its relationship with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) in a three-year multi-million-dollar agreement to supply ediscovery and electronic investigation software. This contract will expand the Australian corporate regulator’s ability to investigate the largest and most complex data sets.