Business Process & Workflow
The Citadel Group Limited (CGL), a $200 million listed Australian solution provider to Governments and the private sector, has acquired Kapish for $A17.5 million. Kapish is one of only two Australian Gold Business Partners for the HPE Content Manager (ex TRIM/RM) suite of document and records management solutions (the other is Optus).
Upland Software has launched a new release of its FileBound document management suite featuring new forms capabilities and improved workflow automation. These new functions reduce common time-consuming tasks and provide simplified workflow and document management.
For government CIOs, establishing an e-government model is just the first step on a journey to becoming a mature digital services organisation.
Empired has entered into an exclusive deal to deploy cloud-based paperless legislative meeting management solutions from Canada’s eSCRIBE Software in the Australian and New Zealand markets, with a specific focus on public sector organisations.
Top Image Systems has delivered an eFLOW project valued at some $US100,000 for licenses and services to date to a business process outsourcing (BPO) subsidiary of a national postal service group in the Asia-Pacific.
Bamboo Solutions, a provider of solutions for Microsoft SharePoint, has released 11 products for SharePoint 2016.
Office Delve is an Office 365 service that suggests relevant information from across Office 365 to a specific user. It runs on top of Office Graph, a database that captures relationships between objects and people. A report from analyst firm Gartner warns that Delve's recommendations can turn into unwanted disclosure.
If your organisation runs SharePoint 2010 or 2013, you’re probably curious about the next on-premise SharePoint version: SharePoint 2016.
BreastScreen Victoria has developed an automated data capture solution to improve its interactions with women seeking to obtain early detection of breast cancer, resulting in a major improvement to workflow.
You’re not alone – the majority of people use email for communications of course (it’s the de facto standard), but also as a collaboration tool. Microsoft Outlook is now also the accidental storage system – a vast amount of an organisation’s knowledge resides in individual users’ inboxes.
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