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  • SharePoint search platform for scientific research

    Multinational medical and scientific manufacturer PerkinElmer has announced the launch of its Search Genius application, designed for the SharePoint platform. It aims to provide researchers with a single software system to search, save and share unstructured data stored throughout their organisation, thereby making enterprise-wide knowledge accessible for more productive and effective workflows.

  • INUVIO launches card scanning "revolution"

    US company INUVIO claims to have developed a revolutionary new product that resolves the traditional template issue with all card scanning OCR (Optical Character Recognition) solutions on the market today.  

  • Free SharePoint content scanner

    A free tool that scans SharePoint file repositories for sensitive and compliance-regulated information such as credit card numbers has been launched by CipherPoint.

  • Documentum adds engineering facilities management

    EMC has released a new application, Documentum Engineering Plant and Facilities Management (EPFM) which provides secure, efficient access to "as built" engineering drawings and related content that reduces the risk of project shutdown or downtime.

  • Laserfiche launches iPad app for mobile ECM

    Laserfiche has announced the availability of Laserfiche Mobile for iPad, an app to allow mission-critical content to be viewed and acted on from any location while retaining content within an organisation’s IT governance structure.

  • OpenText intros Exceed onDemand for iPad

    OpenText has launched a platform to provide to provide iPad users with collaborative access to their line-of-business UNIX applications. OpenText Exceed onDemand  substitutes mouse interactions with tablet gestures

  • Faster moves for Exchange PST data

    C2C has released version 2.2 of its PST Enterprise software tool to manage the elimination and migration of Microsoft Exchange PST data. It has been enhanced with additional PST file move and copy flexibility and end-user self service.

  • Security fix for government MFD faxes

    An alliance between Ricoh and Australian software developer BNS Group has developed a solution that allows Government departments to send unclassified faxes from multi-function devices (MFDs).