Business Process & Workflow
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.
Adobe has enhanced enhanced mobile signing with the Adobe Sign app (formerly Adobe eSign Manager DC) for e-signatures now available for iOS and Android. An updated dashboard and improved send for signature workflow have been added along with integration between Adobe Sign and Adobe Experience Manger (AEM) Forms for digital processes.
SharePoint add-ins from harmon.ie have been consolidated into a single, unified offering, updated to that streamline workplace collaboration and make SharePoint easier to use in the enterprise environment.
More than 83% of Australian businesses surveyed for a new study by IDC and Canon confessed to still using still using paper based document processes in 2016, although around the same number claim to have begun their digital transformation journey.
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