Enterprise Content Management
Australia’s Clayko group has launched a software add-in to Microsoft Outlook that allows users to copy emails to SharePoint for enhanced records management, via subsidiary ASALI. Clayko is a document management specialist and SharePoint systems integrator that also operates a scanning bureau in Perth.
ASALI is designed to make it easy to capture, store, search and visually recreate a sequence of email events, with all emails stored centrally in SharePoint.
BA Insight has launched a bundle of search-based business applications developed specifically for the Microsoft SharePoint environment. Called TotalView applications, they are designed to help organisations solve information integration challenges within a particular function or line of business.
For the second year in a row, K2 blackpearl won the Best of Tech·Ed North America Award for “SharePoint Development” product. This is the first time a company has been awarded back-to-back honours.
A long term project to migrate to a SharePoint 2010 intranet at the Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has required a major focus on the fundamentals of information management.
Siemens PLM Software has released a SharePoint-based platform to manage the 2D and 3D files created by its Solid Edge CAD program as well as related design data, called Insight XT.
Axceler has introduced a wizard-like tool for centralsing global SharePoint governance policies with version 4.6 of its ControlPoint governance and administration solution.
FileTrek has released a management dashboard tool designed for workgroup managers and other team members to track the flow of projects, data and collaborative activity while on the go.
Computer scientists at the University of Glasgow are participating in a new project to develop a search engine which will draw its results from sensors located in the physical world.
Kofax and open source vendor Alfresco have announced an alliance to jointly offer their ECM and process automation solutions.
Quickoffice has been acquired by Google providing the search giant with a set of mobile productivity apps to add to its GoogleApps offering.
Pages
