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  • Data Dynamics updates Insight AnalytiX 1.3 and ControlX 1.1

    Data Dynamics, an Unified Unstructured Data Management vendor, has announced the release of Insight AnalytiX 1.3 and ControlX 1.1, offering organizations risk analysis of sensitive information residing in their unstructured data and a means to remediate.

  • Ricoh in RPA and OCR Alliance

    ElectroNeek, an RPA vendor for Managed Service Providers (MSPs), has signed a partnership with Ricoh Australia to bring affordable robotic process automation (RPA) and optical character recognition (OCR) services to educational centres across Australia.

  • OIA Partners with BundleDocs

    OIA is partnering with Bundledocs, a cloud first application, hosted in Australia - fully integrated with iManage Work to complete a document bundling solution.

  • Cutting the Complexity Out of Client-Facing Apps

    As more consumers demand great digital experiences, enterprises must compete for customer loyalty via online interactions that are both inviting and secure. Customer identity and access management (CIAM) is a critical part of the experience, yet application developers often lack the expertise to incorporate CIAM into their client-facing applications.

  • ELO Taps Partners for Agile Strategy

    ECM software provider ELO Digital Office has announced a change in its product release strategy that will see more frequent specialised updates. The previous annual release cycle for the ELO ECM Suite will be replaced with two different release types: topic-oriented feature releases published throughout the year and long-term support (LTS) releases, which will be released every two years.

  • EzeScan introduces Intelligent Capture for NetDocuments

    Effortlessly capture and store your matter documents with EzeScan automated intelligent capture solution for NetDocuments. With its native integration, EzeScan's enables documents to be captured and registered seamlessly into NetDocuments, all without the need for any additional scripting or customised coding.

  • AI-based Security Vision for Sydney Trains

    Ipsotek, a developer of artificial intelligence powered video analytics, has announced the fulfillment of its contract with Sydney Trains, to increase security capabilities at 13 stations.