Business Process & Workflow

Telstra has announced a strategic investment in leading eSignature and Digital Transaction Management (DTM) provider, DocuSign.

Predictive analytics is the practice of extracting patterns from information to predict future trends and outcomes. Typically used as a decision-making guide, predictive analytics is steadily impacting the way in which governments will design and deliver public services to their citizens.

Top Image Systems (TIS), developer of the eFLOW capture and workflow platform, has announced the launch of TIS Australia and the establishment of a new regional office.

Adaptive case management appears to be the current buzz word in the workflow and BPM world. Not only is it a bit of a mouthful, it also seems surprisingly hard to explain if someone asks you to. Check out Wikipedia to see what I mean! To paraphrase Emperor Joseph II to Mozart in 1782, “too many words”.

A large Australian bank has chosen Kofax software to automate the processing of mortgage applications and ancillary documents, and to redact credit card numbers from bank statements to meet Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) requirements. 

Tax agents H&R Block Australia have modernised their recruitment systems by ditching pen on paper signatures in favour of a digital signature cloud-based system.

Kofax has introduced Kofax Mortgage Agility, designed to transform and simplify the mortgage application process.

The fax number may have disappeared off most business cards these days but fax technology is still a vital part of many essential business processes in 2014. The question for organisations today is whether they have optimised document automation and information capture for fax in their business processes.

Nintex and DocuSign have announced the integration of DocuSign’s Digital Transaction Management (DTM) platform with Nintex’s workflow automation platform. The partnership will assist the incorporation of DocuSign DTM features like eSignature into Nintex workflows to eliminate paper-based document signing.

The engine room of Australia’s Democracy is being overhauled with the rollout of a new Web-based Parliamentary Workflow System (PWS) for 40 Australian federal government agencies. The new system promising greater transparency, cost efficiencies and  and improved record record-keeping  among other benefits, is now six months ahead of schedule, with the completed rollout expected  by July 2016.

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