Enterprise Content Management
Business consulting company Oakton has announced it has entered into a Partner Agreement with OpenText Australia and New Zealand, to provide architecture and consulting services targeted to enterprise clients and government agencies.
U.S. software developer triCerat has introduced the beta version of Cliptite, a new solution to secure sensitive data sharing and prevent data loss when using Windows Clipboard.
CAYLX Software has announced the expansion of its business in Australia with the appointment of Insitec as a business partner to promote and support Hyland Software’s OnBase Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software for which CAYLX Software holds Australian master distribution.
Australian Red Cross has signed an $A3m deal with TechnologyOne to implement new enterprise software as part of a major initiative to boost its national retail business, consolidate its business systems as part of the ‘One Red Cross’ program and improve fundraising.
OpenText has announced a new set of services that leverage the company’s recently acquired EasyLink cloud infrastructure to facilitate secure information exchange in the OpenText Cloud.
HELIOS Software has extended its cross-platform Index Server search system, which is fully compatible with Apple's Spotlight search technology, to include XMP metadata from InDesign and Acrobat PDF documents.
Concept Searching has announced its metadata generation, auto-classification, and taxonomy management software is now available on Office 365 as well as on-premise SharePoint platforms.
When the number of documents you need to scan numbers in the millions, every shortcut makes an enormous difference to throughput. For NSW based TimeSavers, a scanning software solution from EzeScan has delivered just that, significant time savings in backscanning jobs it undertakes for NSW government agencies.
Dechert LLP has selected Autonomy WorkSite to manage and access more than 50 million electronic and paper documents across its 26 offices in 12 countries accessed by almost 900 legal professionals.
Australian Law firm Maurice Blackburn has rolled out a new practice management system to more than 650 users across 27 offices to help deal with workflow and lengthy document generation and processing times.
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