Business Process & Workflow
Nutrient has released its Q2 2025 Document AI SDK update, introducing artificial intelligence features designed to streamline document processing workflows as enterprises struggle with widespread AI adoption challenges.
ancora Software, Inc. has announced ancoraFusion, a new platform designed to automate document workflows through the integration of advanced AI models with the company's existing machine learning technologies.
ABBYY has introduced two new artificial intelligence solutions designed to enhance document-centric business operations and consulting engagements, as organizations grapple with the challenge that 90% of their documents remain unstructured.
Data capture and workflow automation vendor Intellistack, formerly known as Formstack, has announced its corporate rebrand alongside the launch of Streamline, a no-code process automation platform designed to enable organizations to build secure workflows without data migration or retention requirements.
Enterprise data automation company Adeptia has launched its latest innovation in artificial intelligence-driven document processing, introducing AIDP (AI-driven Intelligent Document Processing) to help businesses extract valuable insights from unstructured documents with unprecedented accuracy and speed.
PDFix has unveiled an update to its desktop and SDK platforms that could transform how organizations handle PDF accessibility compliance. The enhanced template-driven auto-tagging system targets a persistent pain point for enterprises: the tedious manual process of making bulk PDF documents accessible to users with disabilities.
The Australian Public Service (APS) has been provided with a comprehensive roadmap for securely adopting Microsoft 365 Copilot, following the conclusion of a six-month government trial that demonstrated significant productivity gains from AI integration.
Describing it as a transformative step in enterprise automation, Hyland has announced the launch of its next-generation agentic document processing solution.
Artificial intelligence has officially entered the mainstream workplace, with nearly three-quarters of workers using it regularly, according to a comprehensive new study. But the real business value remains concentrated among a select group of companies that have moved beyond simply deploying AI tools to completely redesigning how work gets done.
Smart Communications has unveiled SmartHUB, a new cloud-native digital archiving solution designed to help enterprises manage increasingly complex data storage and compliance requirements.
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