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  • HPE acquires SGI for $US275 million

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise, which split from HP last year, has acquired SGI, a company that makes servers, storage, and software for data analytics and data management, for $US275 million in cash and debt.

  • Fuji Xerox Australia unveils DocuShare 7

    Fuji Xerox Australia has launched the latest version of its document management software solution, DocuShare 7. This version offers a new range of solutions for small to medium size businesses as well as large enterprises looking to reduce the costs, labour and risks associated with document storage.

  • UpFlow takes on New Zealand

    Australian document management and workflow specialist distributor UpFlow is expanding operations into New Zealand. 

  • ELO Australia launches “Council Edition”

    ELO Australia has announced the launch of a new “ELO Council Edition”. Specifically developed for small and medium sized councils the dedicated ELO Edition has been designed to tackle common scenarios Local Government administrations face.

  • State Library of NSW upgrades microfilm scanners

    DatacomIT has recently completed an upgrade of 10 microfilm scanners to the latest STViewScan III at the State Library of NSW public access area, to enable patrons to view, print and scan to USB, records and information found on the vast collection of microfilm and microfiche from within the library.

  • Dropbox adds new security and management features

    A new set of security and management features for Dropbox Business have been launched under the brand name AdminX. The first set will of provide IT with tools to provide teams with opportunities for large-scale cooperation and will be followed in the future by extended capabilities.

  • Nuance unveils Aussie-specific legal speech recognition

    Nuance Communications has launched Dragon Legal Australian – enterprise-ready speech recognition software for legal professionals. Built with a specialised Australian legal vocabulary, Dragon Legal Australian enables fast, efficient and accurate dictation of legal documentation, robust transcription and powerful customisation features that can be easily shared and deployed across a practice or legal department.

  • HPE acquires SGI for $US275 million

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise, which split from HP last year, has acquired SGI, a company that makes servers, storage, and software for data analytics and data management, for $US275 million in cash and debt.

  • Fuji Xerox Australia unveils DocuShare 7

    Fuji Xerox Australia has launched the latest version of its document management software solution, DocuShare 7. This version offers a new range of solutions for small to medium size businesses as well as large enterprises looking to reduce the costs, labour and risks associated with document storage.

  • UpFlow takes on New Zealand

    Australian document management and workflow specialist distributor UpFlow is expanding operations into New Zealand. 

  • ELO Australia launches “Council Edition”

    ELO Australia has announced the launch of a new “ELO Council Edition”. Specifically developed for small and medium sized councils the dedicated ELO Edition has been designed to tackle common scenarios Local Government administrations face.

  • State Library of NSW upgrades microfilm scanners

    DatacomIT has recently completed an upgrade of 10 microfilm scanners to the latest STViewScan III at the State Library of NSW public access area, to enable patrons to view, print and scan to USB, records and information found on the vast collection of microfilm and microfiche from within the library.

  • Dropbox adds new security and management features

    A new set of security and management features for Dropbox Business have been launched under the brand name AdminX. The first set will of provide IT with tools to provide teams with opportunities for large-scale cooperation and will be followed in the future by extended capabilities.

  • Nuance unveils Aussie-specific legal speech recognition

    Nuance Communications has launched Dragon Legal Australian – enterprise-ready speech recognition software for legal professionals. Built with a specialised Australian legal vocabulary, Dragon Legal Australian enables fast, efficient and accurate dictation of legal documentation, robust transcription and powerful customisation features that can be easily shared and deployed across a practice or legal department.