Document & Records Management
Ever wondered if your crumpets have been toasted in a fully compatible Services Oriented Architecture environment? Stollznow principal consultant Peter Webb trims the fat (as he chews it) off SOA hype in the first of whopping 24 part serie...
For a nation suffering from a major water crisis, our water information is currently in a state of disrepair. Can the Federal Government’s $480 million national water information strategy finally provide the means to measuring, what we can...
If user uptake reflects success then The Salvation Army’s new content management system has achieved this. Liam Tung looks at how Manager of e-commerce and internet communications, Michael Bouy has managed the transition and training of st...
The last thing you want if you’ve been engaged via an ediscovery order is to cop a surprise that knocks you off your feet. Litigation prone organisations are gearing up for the new rules of play, so IDM decided to look at the arse...
Climate change presents a crossroad for the Information technology industry. One road follows the present route while the other is paved with opportunity.
Electronic document management vendor, ELO Digital, has announced a global partnership with Microsoft to distribute ELO Office with Microsoft Office 2007 and ELO Enterprise with Microsoft Exchange.
It may have taken two centuries for one of the world’s largest knowledge bases to acquire its analogue collection, but it takes just fifteen minutes for the world to produce the equivalent volume digitally.
With the end of a significant memorandum period for employers, new record-keeping requirements for businesses have this week come into operation under the WorkChoices legislation.
A new pilot project wiki called ‘Citizendium’ will shortly be unveiled as founder Larry Sanger sets his sites on overhauling the politics of user-generated content.
MetaCommunications has paired up with DataBasics and expanded distribution of its cross-platform process management and productivity solutions for the graphic arts industry to both Australia and New Zealand.
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