Shipment of high capacity LTO Tape storage capacity hit a record of 152.9 Exabytes (EB) in 2023, driven in part by rapid data generation and the increased infrastructure requirements of enterprises for AI solutions.
New research revealing that while enterprises recognise the significant potential of unstructured data to enhance operational efficiency and drive meaningful insights, many are struggling to effectively leverage this resource. The survey shows that a lack of expertise and insufficient tools are major barriers, with only a small percentage of enterprises dedicating more than a quarter of their AI budget to unstructured data initiatives.
Information Management and Governance specialist iCognition has transitioned the national advisors in the education and care sector, the Australian Children’s Education & Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) to an OpenText Content Manager-as-a-Service cloud within seven weeks. ACECQA is a statutory body responsible for ensuring quality outcomes for children in early childhood education and care services.
This week has seen a flurry of major announcements in the generative AI space, highlighting the rapid advancements and diverse applications of this transformative technology.
In echoes of the Robodebt report, the NSW Ombudsman has criticised the use of automation to recover fines and debts from defaulters’ bank accounts as practised by Revenue NSW until 2022.
iCognition has announced the addition of Wodonga TAFE to its growing list of OpenText Content Manager cloud clients. The education and training institution has strengthened its commitment to secure information management.
When it comes to intelligent document processing, client needs can vary greatly, and each implementation is an opportunity to define precise requirements that can deliver the most value to the client. One of the many advantages of KODAK Info Input 7 is the variety of out-of-the-box workflows and integrations that clients can leverage to automate document processes.
Docusign has announced its agreement to acquire Lexion, a provider of AI-powered agreement management software, for $US165 million in cash. The company says the acquisition will bolster its position in Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM), a growing SaaS category, and will add more powerful AI capabilities to the Docusign IAM platform.
