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  • Nikec Solutions upgrades its file sharing software

    Nikec Docstore now offers audit trail capabilities, improved activity reporting on users and/or files and integration with Document Management Systems (DMS), Active Directory and Outlook.  It also offers users superior control when sharing files and folders internally or with external parties.

  • Central scanning solution does away with need for a PC

    A new line of network scanners from Kodak Alaris provides organisations with a central scanning solution that allows users to capture information from documents and route it into key business processes without the need for a dedicated PC. 

  • File Archiving through Outlook in GFI MailArchiver 2014

    GFI Software has updated GFI MailArchiver 2014, its mail archiving solution, with new features that eliminate the need for employees to use public cloud-based services for document storage, along with increased functionality and control through Outlook. 

  • Perceptive Software launches Cloud Share

    Lexmark’s Perceptive Software has announced the release of Perceptive Cloud Share, a cloud solution for sharing and collaboration with enterprise social content, including rich media.

  • Resolve CloudBase integrates with RealMe

    Resolve Software Group has integrated its newest Dynamic Case Management (DCM) platform, Resolve CloudBase, with RealMe. Widely used across New Zealand Government agencies, the RealMe verification service allows customers to access multiple online services across agencies with a single username and password.

  • Nuix eDiscovery adds Web Review & Analytics

    Nuix has extended its eDiscovery product range to include Nuix Web Review & Analytics. This new web application allows corporate IT and legal teams and litigation service providers to conduct fast, collaborative eDiscovery review and quickly establish the key facts and merits of any case.

  • How to save SharePoint users $2 million per year

    Approximately one month per employee is wasted every year, at a cost of $2 million per annum, as employees struggle to find the right documents in sprawling document libraries. A new software called docScout from Australian developer Holocentric, promises to help organisations using Microsoft SharePoint reclaim this lost time by enabling them to find the right document every time.  

  • SaaS Based ECM gains global edge says analyst

    Research firm TechNavio has announced the results of a survey of the Global SaaS-based Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Market, and is projecting healthy growth, with a CAGR of 31.11 percent from 2013-2018.