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  • 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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Archiving push at NZ Reserve Bank

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is seeking to implement an Enterprise Archiving System that will automate the capture of incoming and outgoing email.

  • Kodak adds new Plus Series Scanners

    Kodak has announced a new range of Plus Series Scanners that promise to improve document capture productivity by up to 50 percent over their predecessor models at the same price levels.

  • 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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Archiving push at NZ Reserve Bank

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is seeking to implement an Enterprise Archiving System that will automate the capture of incoming and outgoing email.

  • Kodak adds new Plus Series Scanners

    Kodak has announced a new range of Plus Series Scanners that promise to improve document capture productivity by up to 50 percent over their predecessor models at the same price levels.