Industry Insider

  • Top 5 ediscovery landmines for IT to avoid

    Clearwell Systems has prepared a list of the top five e-discovery landmines to avoid from an IT and storage perspective, meant to help IT personnel prepare for their emerging and vital role in bringing e-discovery in-house.

  • Breakfast boost for TechnologyOne development team

    Free daily breakfast is on the menu for more than 350 software developers housed in a 
    a major new Brisbane research and development (R&D) facility for TechnologyOne, which offers features designed to satisfy a "a creative, productive workforce."

  • Office 2010 smartens up with SharePoint 2010

    A quartet of high profile corporate and government customers have helped Microsoft launch Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 for business users in Australia, with the consumer launch of Office to follow in June after which the much-anticipated online versions of office applications will also become available.

  • Kofax deals in Front Office Server 3.0

    Kofax has announced Front Office Server 3.0, the latest version of its enterprise application that enables front office and remote users to directly initiate document driven processes and workflows.

  • Unique World launches xRM capability in Australia

    Information Management Specialist Unique World has launched its xRM (anything relationship management) capability into the Australian market, which is an extension of traditional Customer Relationship Management (CRM) technology.

  • Open Text announces ECM Rights Management

    Rights Management Services (RMS) have been added to the Open Text ECM Suite to allow enterprises to safeguard confidential and sensitive information from unauthorised uses for content even after it leaves the secure vault of the content repository.

  • Guidance Software acquires forensic leader Tableau

    Guidance Software has signed a definitive agreement to acquire substantially all of the assets of Tableau, LLC, a privately-held developer and manufacturer of computer forensic hardware for the law enforcement, legal and corporate communities, for $US12.3 million in cash

  • Lee Bourke is Filebound

    Filebound Australia has announced the appointment of Lee Bourke, formerly Director of Digital Execution at the SEMA Group, to its Board of Directors. Lee has a strong pedigree in Business Management, Document and Records Management and Technology.