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  • HDS targets healthchare IT

    Hitachi Data Systems has introduced a new solution for healthcare providers to improve clinical decision making and resulting patient care.

     

  • Winning the Web 2.0 race

    Using technology to drive organisational change and performance improvement is not a novel idea, wriites Jenepher Surbey. Large scale ERP, CRM and specific workflow systems have been developed over many decades and have delivered significant performance improvements.

     

  • Historic Hansard brought to life in SEMA digitisation project

    Sir Robert (Bob) Menzies, the 12th and longest serving Prime Minister of Australia, once said, “Never forget posterity when devising a policy. Never think of posterity when making a speech.” However Menzies’ place in posterity has since been assured, and all of his many speeches to parliament will soon be just a click away to all Internet users at the completion of a massive project by The SEMA Group to digitise all pre-1980 Hansard documents.

     

  • ISEAS DAM reveals Asia from a lost era

    Images from the the Dorothy Pelzer collection are being made more widely accessible via a Cumulus Digital Asset Management (DAM) platform used by the ISEAS library to handle a growing multimedia collection.

     

  • Data Quality must deliver for the e-health revolution

    The move towards activity-based funding as part of national health reform in Australia will put a spotlight on data quality, as hospitals receive funding based on the number and type of cases they treat. A similar regime is also on the horizon in Canada, where the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) is charged with ensuring the quality of health care data. We asked CIHI Consultant Heather Richards, to highlight the data quality issues to be faced.

     

  • Basware teams up with Ricoh NZ

    Basware has announced a partnership agreement with Ricoh New Zealand to deliver electronic invoicing and procurement solutions to enterprises and small-to-medium sized businesses in New Zealand.

     

  • Teradata chases big data

    Data warehousing giant Teradata is moving to bolster its capabilities for dealing with structured and unstructured data by acquiring analytics specialist Aster Data Systems.

     

  • AvePoint gains new Perth VAR

    AvePoint has announced that Perth Microsoft solutions specialist DSC-IT has become a value-added reseller, and both companies will work together in Western Australia.

     

  • Laserfiche achieves full VERS Compliance

    Australia’s Public Record Office Victoria has certified the Laserfiche enterprise content management (ECM) platform against all five specifications of the Victorian Electronic Records Strategy (VERS) Standard.

     

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  • HDS targets healthchare IT

    Hitachi Data Systems has introduced a new solution for healthcare providers to improve clinical decision making and resulting patient care.

     

  • Winning the Web 2.0 race

    Using technology to drive organisational change and performance improvement is not a novel idea, wriites Jenepher Surbey. Large scale ERP, CRM and specific workflow systems have been developed over many decades and have delivered significant performance improvements.

     

  • Historic Hansard brought to life in SEMA digitisation project

    Sir Robert (Bob) Menzies, the 12th and longest serving Prime Minister of Australia, once said, “Never forget posterity when devising a policy. Never think of posterity when making a speech.” However Menzies’ place in posterity has since been assured, and all of his many speeches to parliament will soon be just a click away to all Internet users at the completion of a massive project by The SEMA Group to digitise all pre-1980 Hansard documents.

     

  • ISEAS DAM reveals Asia from a lost era

    Images from the the Dorothy Pelzer collection are being made more widely accessible via a Cumulus Digital Asset Management (DAM) platform used by the ISEAS library to handle a growing multimedia collection.

     

  • Data Quality must deliver for the e-health revolution

    The move towards activity-based funding as part of national health reform in Australia will put a spotlight on data quality, as hospitals receive funding based on the number and type of cases they treat. A similar regime is also on the horizon in Canada, where the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) is charged with ensuring the quality of health care data. We asked CIHI Consultant Heather Richards, to highlight the data quality issues to be faced.

     

  • Basware teams up with Ricoh NZ

    Basware has announced a partnership agreement with Ricoh New Zealand to deliver electronic invoicing and procurement solutions to enterprises and small-to-medium sized businesses in New Zealand.

     

  • Teradata chases big data

    Data warehousing giant Teradata is moving to bolster its capabilities for dealing with structured and unstructured data by acquiring analytics specialist Aster Data Systems.

     

  • AvePoint gains new Perth VAR

    AvePoint has announced that Perth Microsoft solutions specialist DSC-IT has become a value-added reseller, and both companies will work together in Western Australia.

     

  • Laserfiche achieves full VERS Compliance

    Australia’s Public Record Office Victoria has certified the Laserfiche enterprise content management (ECM) platform against all five specifications of the Victorian Electronic Records Strategy (VERS) Standard.

     

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