Konica Minolta Business Solutions Australia has announced a dedicated cloud platform for small business and Enterprise ECM, known as the WeOptimise Cloud.
Guidance Software has introduced EnCase Remote Recovery +, a remote data recovery and system diagnostic tool that enables IT help desk professionals to recover deleted files from anywhere on their networks without user disruption. It also supports system troubleshooting, helping to avoid computer downtime.
Handshake Software has launched a new product that converts documents and other files from legacy document management systems such as HP iManage, OpenText eDOCS, file shares and others to Microsoft SharePoint, both on premise and online with Office 365.
Enterprise Content Management consultancy group Informed Consulting has launched an app to provide connection and integration between Microsoft SharePoint and EMC’s Documentum.
Guidance Software has announced its Tableau TD2u Forensic Duplicator is able to image digital storage devices at speeds in excess of 15 gigabytes per minute while concurrently generating MD5 and SHA-1 hashes.
The Outlook Web App used in Office365 is being enhanced to allow easier filesharing via OneDrive for Business, although many users will have to wait until November for the new features. When working in the Outlook Web App, users will be able to insert a link to a file on OneDrive for Business instead of attaching the file itself.
EdgeRunner has released SpaceMonger 3.0, bringing the power of Treemap analysis to the challenge of managing local, shared network and cloud storage. SpaceMonger creates a visual Treemap graphic, simplifying the task of freeing up space and avoiding increased storage costs with its user-friendly toolset for finding the files and folders hogging your storage space.
Alfresco Software is contributing to the Apache Software Foundation an open source integration, named Chemistry Parts. The integration connects Microsoft SharePoint to virtually any enterprise content management (ECM) system, including Alfresco, using the open standard CMIS (Content Management Interoperability Services) from OASIS. The integration is contributed by Alfresco to the Apache Chemistry project, which is an open source implementation of CMIS.
