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  • RecordPoint 3.0 reigns in SharePoint

    SharePoint is a platform that many organisations have invested in for its collaboration and team capabilities including content management. Many organisations in Australia and New Zealand are now asking how they can leverage the platform into other areas, particularly robust enterprise document and records management, with a focus on addressing compliance and record keeping challenges they face.

     

  • Acrobat X keeps Parsons Brinkerhoff on the plan

    The array of enterprise communication formats available today has expanded, ranging from instant messages to blogs and wikis, as well as more traditional means such as email and internal web pages. But documents, including proposals, requirements, plans, agreements, and reports, remain the primary currency of business, and document collaboration continues to be a core activity of knowledge workers in their day-to-day work.

     

  • Paper rules at Climate Change dept.

    The Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency is setting the pace for Australia’s green future, but a new tender for the off-site storage and management of over 6000 boxes of physical records demonstrates a traditional approach to document and records management.

     

  • RFID holds hope for cattle exports

    Will radio frequency digital tracking technology come to the rescue of Australian live cattle exports to Indonesia? National Party leader leader Warren Truss thinks it could be up and running in a matter of days to provide accountability for exporters and the government.

     

  • AP automation adds up for Bavarian Hospitality

    Devoted customers of the Bavarian Bier Café know there’s no better place to enjoy pure imported German beers with hearty fare like pork belly, chicken schnitzel and apple strudel. Keeping the larder stocked and the taps flowing is the responsibility of the Bavarian Hospitality Group (BHG), which has solved the problems of rapid business growth with a new invoice automation solution from Australia’s Efficiency Leaders.

     

  • Scaling the SharePoint peak

    For Baptist Community Services, a major project to upgrade to a SharePoint intranet was like climbing Mount Everest. Safely atop the peak, IT Applications Manager Arvee Manaog and Senior Systems Analyst Kusal Wijewantha reflected on the epic journey at the Australia SharePoint Conference 2011.

     

  • Esker launches worldwide Mail On-Demand network

    Esker has announced its new International Mail Services (IMS) solution leveraging a global network of mail production facilities capable of processing and delivering documents throughout the world, directly from enterprise applications.

     

  • University of Portsmouth sets ECM Objective

    The University of Portsmouth (UoP) in the UK has selected Objective’s content, collaboration and process management solution to enhance the way that the organisation manages its documentation, which will strengthen the commitment to its programme of innovative teaching that is informed by significant research.

     

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  • RecordPoint 3.0 reigns in SharePoint

    SharePoint is a platform that many organisations have invested in for its collaboration and team capabilities including content management. Many organisations in Australia and New Zealand are now asking how they can leverage the platform into other areas, particularly robust enterprise document and records management, with a focus on addressing compliance and record keeping challenges they face.

     

  • Acrobat X keeps Parsons Brinkerhoff on the plan

    The array of enterprise communication formats available today has expanded, ranging from instant messages to blogs and wikis, as well as more traditional means such as email and internal web pages. But documents, including proposals, requirements, plans, agreements, and reports, remain the primary currency of business, and document collaboration continues to be a core activity of knowledge workers in their day-to-day work.

     

  • Paper rules at Climate Change dept.

    The Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency is setting the pace for Australia’s green future, but a new tender for the off-site storage and management of over 6000 boxes of physical records demonstrates a traditional approach to document and records management.

     

  • RFID holds hope for cattle exports

    Will radio frequency digital tracking technology come to the rescue of Australian live cattle exports to Indonesia? National Party leader leader Warren Truss thinks it could be up and running in a matter of days to provide accountability for exporters and the government.

     

  • AP automation adds up for Bavarian Hospitality

    Devoted customers of the Bavarian Bier Café know there’s no better place to enjoy pure imported German beers with hearty fare like pork belly, chicken schnitzel and apple strudel. Keeping the larder stocked and the taps flowing is the responsibility of the Bavarian Hospitality Group (BHG), which has solved the problems of rapid business growth with a new invoice automation solution from Australia’s Efficiency Leaders.

     

  • Scaling the SharePoint peak

    For Baptist Community Services, a major project to upgrade to a SharePoint intranet was like climbing Mount Everest. Safely atop the peak, IT Applications Manager Arvee Manaog and Senior Systems Analyst Kusal Wijewantha reflected on the epic journey at the Australia SharePoint Conference 2011.

     

  • Esker launches worldwide Mail On-Demand network

    Esker has announced its new International Mail Services (IMS) solution leveraging a global network of mail production facilities capable of processing and delivering documents throughout the world, directly from enterprise applications.

     

  • University of Portsmouth sets ECM Objective

    The University of Portsmouth (UoP) in the UK has selected Objective’s content, collaboration and process management solution to enhance the way that the organisation manages its documentation, which will strengthen the commitment to its programme of innovative teaching that is informed by significant research.

     

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