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  • Kodak sells microfilm business

    Continuing its migration to digital, Eastman Kodak Company has completed the sale of certain assets of its microfilm products and equipment business to Eastman Park Micrographics, Inc.

     

  • Security attacks hit home

    Criminals and hackers looking to steal your company’s data or cause mischief are now knocking on the front door, with targetted attacks posing a growing threat to enterprises in 2011, according to a new report from Symantec. Meanwhile HP has declared 2010 the year of Web vulnerability as attackers continued to focus on current, unpatched vulnerabilities in web applications, social networking sites and Web 2.0 interfaces

     

  • SA Govt turns to Salmat for Land Information System

    Salmat and the South Australian Government have agreed to implement a land information management system within three years, using a platform originally developed in the Northern Territory. Salmat will manage and host the service for the SA Government.

     

  • DocsCorp spreads the discovery net

    DocsCorp is delivering the ability to search for hidden image-based content in document management systems via a new Content Crawler OCR module for its pdfDocs product line.

     

  • Oxygen delivers TRIM/SAP integration

    Australia SAP consulting firm Oxygen has developed a solution that enables public sector organisations to link their TRIM documents to related data within SAP.

     

  • TIO adds Resolve

    The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) is partnering with Melbourne‐based software developer Resolve to implement a business‐critical case management system.

     

  • RSA hack puts security on notice

    Thousands who rely on SecurID encryption for applications such as Internet banking and secure network access are having a nervous wait for detailed information about the RSA hack announced this week.

     

  • EMC Captiva learns on the fly

    EMC has introduced a new Auto Learning capability to the latest version of its Captiva capture solution, allowing for automated classification and and extraction of important business information from documents as they are being rapidly scanned.

     

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  • Kodak sells microfilm business

    Continuing its migration to digital, Eastman Kodak Company has completed the sale of certain assets of its microfilm products and equipment business to Eastman Park Micrographics, Inc.

     

  • Security attacks hit home

    Criminals and hackers looking to steal your company’s data or cause mischief are now knocking on the front door, with targetted attacks posing a growing threat to enterprises in 2011, according to a new report from Symantec. Meanwhile HP has declared 2010 the year of Web vulnerability as attackers continued to focus on current, unpatched vulnerabilities in web applications, social networking sites and Web 2.0 interfaces

     

  • SA Govt turns to Salmat for Land Information System

    Salmat and the South Australian Government have agreed to implement a land information management system within three years, using a platform originally developed in the Northern Territory. Salmat will manage and host the service for the SA Government.

     

  • DocsCorp spreads the discovery net

    DocsCorp is delivering the ability to search for hidden image-based content in document management systems via a new Content Crawler OCR module for its pdfDocs product line.

     

  • Oxygen delivers TRIM/SAP integration

    Australia SAP consulting firm Oxygen has developed a solution that enables public sector organisations to link their TRIM documents to related data within SAP.

     

  • TIO adds Resolve

    The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) is partnering with Melbourne‐based software developer Resolve to implement a business‐critical case management system.

     

  • RSA hack puts security on notice

    Thousands who rely on SecurID encryption for applications such as Internet banking and secure network access are having a nervous wait for detailed information about the RSA hack announced this week.

     

  • EMC Captiva learns on the fly

    EMC has introduced a new Auto Learning capability to the latest version of its Captiva capture solution, allowing for automated classification and and extraction of important business information from documents as they are being rapidly scanned.

     

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