Industry Insider

  • Hunter Water tackles TRIM integration

    If Terry Seiver, Trim Administrator at Hunter Water had one wish for document management, it would be to have a platform thatwould facilitate better integration with other corporate systems.

  • Glassmaker puts the heat on eDocs

    Document management is complex enough in the average office environment, but when you factor in the difficulties of an industrial workplace there are additional challenges that come into play.

  • Copier data risk raises alarms

    Security risks in the humble photocopier are now the subject of high level government action in the US, as the fallout of a report from CBS News report last month continues to send shockwaves through the information sector.

  • Nuix Collector catches up with SharePoint 2010

    Forensic search specialist Nuix has launched what it claims is the world’s only forensically defensible means of collecting all Electronically Stored Information (ESI) from Microsoft SharePoint sites, including dynamic content.

  • 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.

  • Hunter Water tackles TRIM integration

    If Terry Seiver, Trim Administrator at Hunter Water had one wish for document management, it would be to have a platform thatwould facilitate better integration with other corporate systems.

  • Glassmaker puts the heat on eDocs

    Document management is complex enough in the average office environment, but when you factor in the difficulties of an industrial workplace there are additional challenges that come into play.

  • Copier data risk raises alarms

    Security risks in the humble photocopier are now the subject of high level government action in the US, as the fallout of a report from CBS News report last month continues to send shockwaves through the information sector.

  • Nuix Collector catches up with SharePoint 2010

    Forensic search specialist Nuix has launched what it claims is the world’s only forensically defensible means of collecting all Electronically Stored Information (ESI) from Microsoft SharePoint sites, including dynamic content.

  • 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.