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  • Datalogics adds Cloud-based PDF Processing

    Datalogics has announced the release of Datalogics Cloud, a suite of cloud-based PDF processing products, which includes a free app on Zapier and a robust API on Amazon Web Services.

  • Globus Announces Support for Microsoft OneDrive

    Globus, a research data management service, has announced general availability of Globus for Microsoft OneDrive, which lets users connect OneDrive to their existing storage ecosystem and enables a unified interface for data transfer and sharing across diverse storage systems.

  • Data Compliance Suite for Salesforce

    Tools to help Salesforce user protect data privacy and security, while unlocking the value in Salesforce data across clouds and on premises data centres, have been announced by Delphix.

  • Kyndi search answers natural language questions

    US firm Kyndi has launched a new intelligent search product based on its proprietary cloud AI platform. The Cognitive Search Platform is designed to understand the true intent of a business user inquiry against documents, emails, manuals, or other forms of textual data to return contextually relevant answers.

  • Smile launches PDFpen 13 for Mac users

    PDFpen and PDFpenPro 13 are new version ofSmile’s all-purpose PDF editing tool for Mac. Version 13 introduces an updated UI, improved highlighting, MRC compression customisation, and for Pro users, replacing Table of Contents entries.

  • OpenBots launches Document Understanding and Training Tool

    The OpenBots RPA platform has expanded with the launch of a new intelligent document processing tool, OpenBots Documents. This SaaS-based Intelligent Document Processing solution solves for the challenge of having bots read structured and unstructured documents within automated processes.

  • US financial firm awarded patent for OCR enhancement

    First American Financial Corporation, a global provider of title insurance, settlement services and risk solutions for real estate transactions, has been issued a patent for an innovative improvement to optical character recognition (OCR) technology that leverages artificial intelligence.