Document & Records Management
After the largest beta testing process to date, Microsoft says that Exchange Server 2007 is cocked and ready to rock.
While its name is not as quirky as Google, IBM's OmniFind is set to shake up the search market in 2007 as the big boys jostle for poll position. Announced yesterday, IBM is offering a free, entry level version of its OmniFind Yahoo! Editio...
The Australian Taxation Office has toughened its stance on recordkeeping practices in a bid to identify the payment of bribes to public officials.
According to a PayGlobal survey, 31 percent of NSW organisations have updated their payroll systems to handle the Federal Government’s WorkChoices legislation.
In a victory for open source, Alfresco now has its enterprise content management software on hand to walk in to 2007 as a Technology Pioneer for the World Economic Forum.
The Secretariat at the University of Sydney has adopted desktop search technology to meet its information access needs.
Symantec is warning businesses of the risks associated with instant messaging and VoIP after a recent UK survey found that over half of the respondents had no policies in place to manage the use of these new communication technologies.
ComplianceMax Financial Corporation has launched its new Small Business Compliance platform, saying it offers SMBs in financial fields enterprise-level compliance features without the associated costs.
Former Westpoint boss Norm Carey, had a spot of memory loss when he faced questioning over documents that ASIC claim indicate the true extent of his assets.
Who would have thought it possible, but Xerox has announced that it has developed an innovative new form of erasable office paper that can be used over and over again.
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