Spending on information technology (IT) products and services by enterprises in Australia is expected to reach A$61.9 billion in 2012, up 1.9 percent over 2011, according to a new report from industry analysts Gartner
Australian PDF tools developer Nitro has announced the latest release of its Pro 7 product, promising tools to enable users to create, edit, secure, sign, and share PDF files more intuitively.
IT security consultants Pure Hacking are warning that organisations relying on public cloud computing solutions for the storage and processing of credit card data faced an increasing conflict when achieving PCI compliance.
HiSoftware has launched a content-aware compliance and security solution for SharePoint 2010, HiSoftware Security Sheriff SP. The product was built by HiSoftware’s 8-strong Australian development team in Melbourne, and tackles the challenge of securing sensitive documents that reside inside SharePoint.
Canada’s SydneyPLUS has acquired Inmagic's special library business, including Inmagic's DB/Text Library Suite of products: DB/TextWorks, DB/Text WebPublisher Pro, and Inmagic Genie. Additionally, the companies are announcing a strategic partnership to co-market and support Inmagic's Presto for Social Libraries.
Brainware, a US provider of intelligent data capture and enterprise search solutions, will be exhibiting at Procure to Pay 2011, an annual conference taking place November 15-17 at The Sebel Surrey Hills Sydney in Sydney, Australia.
Australian bureau Law In Order is now acting as as a reseller for the kCura Relativity eDiscovery platform, offering on-premise deployment as an alternative to the hosted solution it began delivering in 2009.
With census forms flooding in to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ Melbourne Data Processing Centre at the rate of up to three container loads a day, IDM spoke with the Executive Director Andrew Henderson to learn how the massive job of capturing and analysing Australia’s census data has evolved since the last census in 2006.
The $3.9 billion ECM market is consolidating with just five vendors competing globally at the enterprise level, according to Gavin Tay, one of the authors of Gartner’s 2011 Magic Quadrant for the Enterprise Content Management industry
