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Users of Adobe Acrobat DC and Adobe Acrobat Reader can now access and take common actions on PDF files stored in Dropbox directly from within the Adobe apps, it was announced this week. Dropbox users can open, edit, and save changes to PDF documents in the Adobe apps directly from the Dropbox website, iOS app, or Android app. The two companies say the integration addresses a strong need, as PDF is the most common business file type in Dropbox.

Esker has announced the availability of a new solution integration for Microsoft (MS) Dynamics NAV ERP, providing greater process efficiency and productivity across vendor invoice operations.

kCura, developer of the e-discovery software Relativity, has unveiled Relativity 9.3 will become available on November 23 and provide a reimagined interface that gives users control over how they see and interact with their data, so they can better analyse their information and find what they need faster.

Atlassian has transformed its flagship collaboration product into three standalone offerings, including one for business teams such as human resources, finance, and marketing.

TechnologyOne has entered into an agreement to acquire Jeff Roorda and Associates (JRA) for approximately $A10 million.

Gimmal, a provider of information management software designed to make Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365 a true Enterprise Content Management system, has launched a new product for Physical Information Management (PIM).

Recall has launched a new information governance tool to manage physical and electric records, known as CommandIG, and available as a cloud-based or on-premise solution.

TEMIS has announced the launch of Luxid 7.1, a new release of its flagship semantic content enrichment platform and extending its ontology management features. It includes a complete design workflow for Content Recommendation Engines, and integrated workflows that simplify and accelerate end-user tasks.

QSR International has updated its NVivo suite of qualitative data analysis software which it says will allow users to capture, manage and analyse huge volumes of accessible unstructured data more effectively than ever before.

Nuance Communications Australia has announced an extension to the strategic partnership with Samsung Electronics to provide Nuance document imaging solutions. Specifically the expansion includes rights for Samsung to sell and distribute Nuance AutoStore, Equitrac Office/Express and SafeCom. In addition, Nuance will provide service and support to qualifying customers.