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  • M-Files adds AI tech from ABBYY

    M-Files Corporation has announced a partnership with ABBYY, the global provider of intelligent capture, optical character recognition, language-based and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.

  • Classification tool for SharePoint Online

    Data security company Boldon James has announced the launch of SharePoint Classifier 3.10. This latest version of the product offers enhanced functionality and extends classification support to organisations using SharePoint Online as part of their Office 365 strategy.

  • Fusion 3.1 brings AI to search

    Lucidworks has announced Fusion 3.1, the latest version of its flagship data application development platform, introducing out-of-the-box AI and machine learning tools for enterprise search. This latest release also includes an improved user interface, enhanced security features, and advanced connector capabilities.

  • Tools4Ever brings order to data chaos

    Tools4Ever, a Netherlands-based software firm and global provider of digital identity and access-management solutions, has launched an “enterprise resource authorisation manager” designed to help users regain control of unstructured data.

  • Voyager Search adds NLP smarts

    Voyager Search, a developer of enterprise search solutions, has released version 1.9.9 with four major additions: a Natural Language Processing (NLP) feature; a fully cloud-enabled option; a Snapshot interface for consolidating indices; and a tool configuration interface

  • Veritas maps the Amazon cloud

    Veritas has announced the expansion of its Information Map solution to analysing unstructured data with an S3 Connector for data residing in the Amazon cloud. Previously, Information Map only provided visibility into data protected by Veritas NetBackup softwar

  • Is erasable printing set to go mainstream?

    Despite the long-heralded prospect of the 'paperless office' most offices continue to print documents. Toshiba is hoping the launch of its 2nd Generation erasable printing system will herald a new way to cut down the paper consumption that is driven by the everyday functioning of business and government.

  • Proprietary Intelligent Character Recognition Solution

    US document management vendor GRM has developed a proprietary intelligent character recognition (ICR) solution designed to help more efficiently transition physical and unstructured data to highly-leveragable, structured digital data.

  • Epson high speed scanner also does it slow

    Epson Australia has launched the WorkForce DS-780N scanner, an interactive sheet-fed touchscreen model with built-in networking. The DS-780N is designed for high-volume scanning, with a 100-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF), USB 3.0 compatibility, and very fast colour scanning speeds of 45ppm/90ipm at 300dpi.