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  • Just what the doctor ordered

    As a part of a move towards paperless operation and centralised formation, the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) has implemented an Enterprise Content Management solution from Objective.

  • Document Wrangler

    A2iA has released Version 3.0 of its DocumentReader classification and data extraction toolkit. This automatically processes paper documents that contain both handwritten and machine-printed information, and classifies those documents base...

  • Inmedius flies in

    Inmedius, a provider of applications to capture, create, manage, and deploy technical information assets, has opened a new Asia-Pacific sales office?in Queensland.

  • One view to bind them all

    TechnoloyOne, a leading Australian provider of enterprise business software solutions, released its BI solution in Ferbruary. Peter Gill, General Manager Business Intelligence (BI) explores the development.

  • Microsoft Looks to the Sky

    Taking a leaf out of Google’s book, Microsoft has just released a new tool to help stargazers get a closer peek at the heavens from their computers.

  • S-LED printing slides in

    The DocuPrint C2255 can be linked to an IC card reader to provide an additional authentication layer allowing bill back and Pay-Per-Print accounting for the printing of documents.?It will be available from June 2008 for $A3960 (inc. GST).

  • Kodak zooms in with Capture Pro

    Kodak has introduced a new application that provides improved methods for capturing and extracting information, including intelligent selective image display and post-scan image processing features.

  • HP takes on Tower

    HP will use the acquisition of Australia’s Tower Software as a means of extending its capabilities in the electronic discovery and compliance software market.