Kofax is teaming with Microsoft to allow Microsoft Universal Print users to leverage Kofax ControlSuite, the company’s print management and cognitive capture software solution, across a wide range of printers and multi-function devices (MFD).
Smart Communications, provider of a customer conversations management platform, has announced the launch of SmartIQ. Evolving from the Intelledox product, which Smart Communications acquired in July 2019.
Australian knowledge management firm Knosys has won a contract worth $NZ840,00 to implement a standalone KnowledeIQ system at ANZ Bank New Zealand, as part of the ANZ’s effort to comply with Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) regulations.
Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific has announced a partnership with M-Files to provide automated workflows and information management solutions deployable in the cloud, on-premise or both.
Canada’s Maru Group has announced the launch of a next-generation unstructured data analytics tool, Maru/HUB Topic Modelling, using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to deliver better, more accurate results.
Ediscovery vendor Epiq has announced the launch of Epiq Compliance Connector for Microsoft Teams, a proprietary tool that connects Teams deployments with an organization’s compliance and eDiscovery processes. Epiq Teams Compliance Connector threads Teams chat messages and is claimed to be one of the first applications to identify and collect modern attachments (e.g. links to files stored in Microsoft OneDrive, Microsoft SharePoint or Microsoft Exchange) and connect them to their associated Teams messages for eDiscovery purposes.
Datalogics has launched PDF Forms Flattener, a scriptable server tool available now on Windows 64-bit platforms. Powered by a recently released Forms Extension for the Adobe PDF Library, this is a simple-to-use command line program for “flattening” PDFs containing interactive forms, including both XFA and AcroForm documents. It also supports importing data to the form before flattening and generating missing appearances for annotations.
