Industry Insider

  • Cloud opens up for invoice processing

    Traditional invoice processing software vendors ReadSoft and Basware are looking to tap into demand for cloud solutions from small and medium enterprise with newly announced offerings being rolled out across the globe.

  • Report blasts Victorian record-keeping quagmire

    The inability of former wards of the state of Victoria to access their historical records has resulted in an official report to parliament from the state Ombudsman criticising the record-keeping practices at the Victorian Department of Human Services.

  • NZ Auditor-General seeks ECM solution

    The Office of the Auditor-General and Audit New Zealand (The Office) is calling for expressions of interest to supply and implement an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system.

  • Yarra Ranges secures e-signing solution

    Melbourne’s Yarra Ranges Council has decided to improve procurement efficiency, with the implementation of a digital signature PKI electronic system from Secured Signing.

  • RecordPoint wins for Attorney-General SharePoint 2010 rollout

    The Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department has selected RecordPoint Software for the provision of a records management system for SharePoint 2010, replacing an existing TRIM solution,.

    The RecordPoint platform will be deployed for over 1700 A-G staff in Canberra along with an email integration solution from Scinaptic OnePlaceMail.

  • $2M for Adelaide software startup

    An Adelaide start-up company spun out of Flinders University, Thereitis, has won a $2 million investment to drive international commercialisation of its revolutionary user interface technology.

  • Cloud arrives for TechnologyOne

    At its annual user conference on the Gold Coast this week, TechnologyOne has announced it is ready to offer its enterprise applications and content management solutions completely hosted in the cloud.

  • Morning breaks for Objective Enterprise Search

    Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula Shire (MPS) has selected the Objective Enterprise Search solution to provide its 650 users with a single place to search more than 10 million pieces of information stored in multiple repositories. The Shire expects this to result in more responsive and better quality service to its residents.