Industry Insider

  • Computershare SA tackles 30M documents with TIS

    Top Image Systems, the Israeli developer of intelligent document recognition, and Raven Imaging, a specialist in the supply and maintenance of imaging software, hardware and storage equipment in South Africa, have been selected by Computershare South Africa to process, index and classify more than 30 million documents and convert them into electronic records.

  • Social media is IT

    Cisco has released the results of a third-party global study designed to assess how organizations use consumer social networking tools to collaborate externally, revealing the need for stronger governance and IT involvement.

  • Govt success that's granted

    TechnologyOne has announced swift success with a new software product designed for government organisations that manage grants, winning contracts worth more than $500,000 in the initial launch phase.

  • SharePoint reports for police duty

    SharePoint is going to work in the business of catching crooks in Australia via a new extranet being commissioned by CrimTrac, the Commonwealth body devoted to improved information sharing between federal and state police and law enforcement agencies.

  • Media buyer turns a new page

    Zenith Optimedia has implemented a Speedscan client service portal to simplify the invoice delivery process for media buyers.

  • Business benefits of ediscovery readiness

    Nicholas Adamo, Lead Partner, Forensic Data, Deloitte Australia outlines how proactively establishing an ediscovery readiness program will save a business time, money and resources, and can also provide a valuable alternative benefit; unique insights into business issues through more granular data analysis.

  • DAM stacks up for publisher

    An overflow of illustrative riches was causing headaches for Oxford University Press, one of Australia's oldest book publishers with a staff of approximately 120 based in Melbourne. 

  • HCF ready to share the benefits of document automation success

    After a three year program to successfully implement straight-through processing for medical and hospital claims and member communications, Australia's largest not-for-profit health insurer is looking to share the solution as a hosted offering for Australia's not-for-profit health funds.

  • NIB tackles the digital future

    Health fund NIB has signed a five year contract to outsource its manual back office activities and automate the processing of high volume paper transactions to a partnership between Salmat, Civica and Dataract.