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  • OpenText Acquires Hightail File Sharing software

    OpenText  has acquired Hightail, cloud service for file sharing and creative collaboration, with 5.5 million customers globally spanning enterprise accounts, paid subscribers, and individual consumers.

  • Cloud beckons for Anglicare

    Anglican Community Services in Sydney (Anglicare Sydney) is implementing Basware’s purchase to pay solution delivered via the cloud. The SaaS solution includes many of Basware’s core features, including: procurement, marketplace, accounts payable automation, scan & capture service, analytics as well as the supplier portal and vendor manager.

  • SAS enhances text analytics

    Analytics giant SAS has announced a new offering, SAS Visual Text Analytics, to extract value from unstructured data using the combined power of natural language processing (NLP), machine learning and linguistic rules.

  • compareDocs can now compare Snippets of Text or Code

    DocsCorp’s document comparison software, compareDocs, has undergone a major upgrade that includes two new comparison workflows; Compare Selected Text and Compare from Clipboard. The latest version (4.3 U2) is now available.

  • Trintech and EY holding RPA breakfast event in Sydney

    Trintech, a global provider of cloud-based Record to Report (R2R) software solutions for the office of finance, is holding a Finance Transformation Breakfast Networking event at the EY Offices in Sydney on Wednesday, 21st February 2018.

  • Investment firm to Acquire Alfresco Software

    Thomas H. Lee Partners, a US private equity firm investing in middle market growth companies, will acquire Alfresco Software, a leading enterprise open-source provider of process automation, content management, and information governance software.

  • Watson-Powered AI Product for Data Privacy Law unveiled

    Thomson Reuters is introducing a new data privacy research solution that draws together privacy guidance from Practical Law editors, curated news, and a question-answering feature built by AI and technology professionals from Thomson Reuters and IBM Watson.

  • Secure Paperless Transfer of Government Classified Files

    Preston Abbey, a US developer of solutions for the secure transmission of confidential and sensitive documents, has introduced the  PA-CFT (Classified File Transfer), enabling government and defence agencies to transfer any classified files, including documents, photos, videos and maps, with the security of Secure Telephone Equipment (STE).