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Microsoft recognises kiwi technology company

Christchurch-headquartered Information Leadership has been announced as one of 24 companies globally that are Charter Members of Microsoft’s Content Services Partner Program for FY19 and is the only New Zealand company in this select group. Information Leadership is also the only company in Asia-Pacific to be recognised in the Advisory and Implementation categories.

Records and knowledge at OPP Victoria 

The Office of Public Prosecutions (OPP) is Victoria’s largest criminal legal practice. With 325 employees including 256 lawyers, the OPP prosecutes serious offences in Victoria’s County and Supreme Courts and conducts criminal appeals in the County Court, the Court of Appeal and the High Court of Australia. OPP’s adoption of the Knosys KnowledgeIQ platform has led to a user-friendly interface for curated digital records. OPP solicitors are now relying on the most up-to-date and authoritative information which is available to them in an easy-to-consume format. 

The Magic Behind Infiniti Accelerate

Without giving you too much detail of Accelerate’s patent-pending technology innovation, we’d like to share some of the “under the covers” methodology with you. Intelledox engineers created an AI engine to take a PDF or non-fillable PDF and put it through a wizard process.

iCognition automates NSW Government business processes

Information Management and Governance (IMG) specialist, iCognition has delivered significant client business improvements by automating asset management and correspondence management processes at two NSW government agencies using iCognition’s RM Workflow product.

Measured Group & Avantix act on #1 Global Mining Trend

Digitisation has been named the top trend set to shape mining in the year ahead. The Tracking the Trends report, by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited, authored by Philip Hopwood, Global Leader - Mining, lists digitisation above other vital priorities such as water management, the  image of mining, changing shareholder expectations and looking to commodities of the future.

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