Interwoven believes that the relationship between its Enterprise Content Management solution and Microsoft's SharePoint products and technologies and future strategies between both companies will eventually help organisations around the wo...
The Corruption and Crime Commission of Western Australia has chosen to use Objective Corporation's electronic and document and records management system to help the newly formed agency control a wider range of information, such as intervie...
Quantum has released a new tape automation platform that aims to provide greater flexibility and scalability to mid-range customers who need to address data growth or are faced with the demands of consolidating storage systems and meeting ...
Seagate Technology has acquired Mirra, a provider of networked digital content protection products, to provide improved backup services in the future for home and small businesses.
His work has helped to aid the preservation of some of most captivating photographic and cinematic moments of the last century. It has seen him work with the most recognised figure in IT (who also happens to be the world's wealthiest man) ...
Network Appliance has introduced SnapManager for Oracle to provide more simplified online backup and recovery services for Oracle databases on NetApp storage.
As the 22nd Annual RMAA (Records Management Association of Australasia) International Convention drew to a close, the event organisers came in for some praise for their efforts in helping elevate the level of understanding of records manag...
BroadSoft has bought Australian company Carbon Twelve to allow users to manage their telephony features and have it integrated with their day-to-day activities to increase simplicity and usability.
Fragmented document management and records management systems are set to be united at the NSW Department of Corrective Services to increase access to information for staff across the organisation.
Oracle has agreed to buy Siebel to improve customer relationship management services for its users by combining a number of systems so that information will be more easily controlled.
