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  • Govt subsidies drive RFID market: analyst

    The global financial crisis has hit the radio frequency identification (RFID) market hard, but government support for the technology in countries like Australia is helping manufacturers to stay afloat, according to new analysis.

  • eCopy unveils new PaperWorks imaging software

    Ricoh is to replace its eCopy Desktop scanning softtware with a new version, PaperWorks, that promises improved document workflow management and enhaced ability to scan, merge and modify documents.

  • UK medical records head for the clouds

    A plan to allow UK citizens to access their health records in hosted cloud services such as Google Health is being promoted by the opposition Conservative Party.

  • SEMA reclaims the mailroom

    Australian outsourcing specialist SEMA has implemented ReadSoft’s mailroom automation technology, to replace the laborious task of capturing and indexing unstructured claim forms.

  • Toshiba embraces Blu-ray

    Toshiba has applied for membership of the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA), an outcome that many would have not foreseen at the hight of the format battle between the high defintion Blu-Ray and HD-DVD formats.

  • Manukau makes its Objective

    Objective's enterprise content management (ECM) solution has been implemented by Counties Manukau District Health Board (CMDHB) to support health services to the New Zealand community.

  • Documents To Go 2.0 for Android

    DataViz has launched the latest version of its office suite for devices based on the Android platform, Documents To Go 2.0 for Android.

  • Big Brother sees SharePoint

    Global TV programming giant Endemol, producer of the Big Brother series, has turned to a SharePoint solution from ZyLAB to manage the entertainment organisation’s vast amount of unstructured project data