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  • DocsCorp adds docx support

    DocsCorp has released its next generation document comparison software: compareDocs 3.1, adding support for the Microsoft Office 2007 "docx" XML-based format.

  • Home is where the NAS is

    LG Electronics has unveiled a new N4B1 network attached storage (NAS) device that targets home and small business users, offering a built-in Blu-ray drive and version management

  • BlackBerry boost for Melbourne law firm

    Melbourne law firm Russell Kennedy has seen an increase in BlackBerry utilisation for mobile working, and an associated improvement in document turnaround times, as a result of implementing BigHand Mobile (BlackBerry Edition) across the ...

  • Cisco to Acquire PostPath for $245m

    Cisco has opened up new possibilities to its WebEx collaboration platform this week, announcing that it intends to acquire email and calendaring software developer PostPath.

  • IBM Shows off Speedy SSD Array

    Within the next 12 months IBM is hoping to introduce a new, high-performance solid state storage system that it claims is many times faster than current storage arrays.

  • Copan and Quantum Team Up

    Persistent Data platform specialist Copan Systems has announced that it and Quantum have forged a tight relationship to deliver a file-based archive data management solution specifically tailored to unstructured data.

  • Kazeon Upgrades eDiscovery

    Kazeon has extended its Information Server eDiscovery application, announcing improved collection, procession and analysis with legal hold from laptops and desktops.

  • Microsoft Updates Windows Desktop Search

    Microsoft has rolled out version 4 of its Windows Desktop Search application, improving on somewhat cumbersome previous versions with better performance, faster sorting and preview functions.

  • DocsCorp adds docx support

    DocsCorp has released its next generation document comparison software: compareDocs 3.1, adding support for the Microsoft Office 2007 "docx" XML-based format.

  • Home is where the NAS is

    LG Electronics has unveiled a new N4B1 network attached storage (NAS) device that targets home and small business users, offering a built-in Blu-ray drive and version management

  • BlackBerry boost for Melbourne law firm

    Melbourne law firm Russell Kennedy has seen an increase in BlackBerry utilisation for mobile working, and an associated improvement in document turnaround times, as a result of implementing BigHand Mobile (BlackBerry Edition) across the ...

  • Cisco to Acquire PostPath for $245m

    Cisco has opened up new possibilities to its WebEx collaboration platform this week, announcing that it intends to acquire email and calendaring software developer PostPath.

  • IBM Shows off Speedy SSD Array

    Within the next 12 months IBM is hoping to introduce a new, high-performance solid state storage system that it claims is many times faster than current storage arrays.

  • Copan and Quantum Team Up

    Persistent Data platform specialist Copan Systems has announced that it and Quantum have forged a tight relationship to deliver a file-based archive data management solution specifically tailored to unstructured data.

  • Kazeon Upgrades eDiscovery

    Kazeon has extended its Information Server eDiscovery application, announcing improved collection, procession and analysis with legal hold from laptops and desktops.

  • Microsoft Updates Windows Desktop Search

    Microsoft has rolled out version 4 of its Windows Desktop Search application, improving on somewhat cumbersome previous versions with better performance, faster sorting and preview functions.