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  • Cadac Organice explores SharePoint

    Cadac Organice Explorer 2010 allows opening multiple lists from multiple sites simultaneously. As a smart client for SharePoint it offers offline capabilities, supporting users that are often travelling or working in areas where they cannot connect.

  • RFID market to reach $US5.35B

    Despite the economic doldrums which required downward adjustments to ABI Research’s RFID forecasts for 2009 and 2010, the outlook is good for steady growth through the next five years, according to new market data just released by the firm.

  • StorageWorks strikes at the SAN

    Hewlett-Packard has recently announced two new additions to the HP StorageWorks portfolio: the HP StorageWorks P2000 G3 Modular Smart Array and the HP StorageWorks P4000 G2 SAN Solutions.

  • Bamboo conducts SharePoint

    Bamboo has launched a new application suite designed to enable business process automation within a SharePoint. 

  • Bridging the fax gateway

    Open Text has announced a range of purpose-built fax gateways, optimised to work with the Open Text Fax Server.

  • Quest Software expands provisioning to Sharepoint/SAP

    Quest Software has updated Quest ActiveRoles Quick Connect, its optional set of add-on solutions to ActiveRoles Server that provide cross-platform provisioning and de-provisioning for automated identity, password and access synchronisation.

  • Symantec applies Insight to unstructured data

    Symantec claims its new Data Insight technology enables organisations to improve data governance through insights into the ownership and usage of unstructured data , including files such as documents, spreadsheets and emails. 

  • ELO wraps up VERS compliance

     ELO has announced full certification with Austrlia's VERS (Victorian Electronics Records Strategy) records management standard.

  • IBM adds eX5 factor to PC servers

    IBM has unveiled a new PC server architecture that promises to run 78% more "virtual servers" for the same license costs and slash middleware and application expenses dramatically.