IDM July/August 2008
COVER STORY: How one of Australia’s leading construction, mining and telecommunications services groups, Leighton Contractors is managing $A9 billion of work on hand via a reinvigorated information systems platform based on the Alfresco CMS.
So is the read/write web a friend or foe to information management? James Dellow takes a look at the true meaning of Enterprise 2.0
Objective by the bay: How one Victorian council is embarking on a cutting edge EDRMs installation
A Healthsmart checkup with Bruce Ryan, General Manager, HealthSMART Services
Paperless healthcare: How Sydney's Royal Prince Alfred Hospital took a critical step forward
The Cancer Council faces up to the challenge of building a data warehouse to undertake bulk analysis and complex querying which was slowing down performance of its operational systems.
Why is it such a challenge to manage corporate and customer-facing search engines that were originally designed to search the Internet? Mark Bennett of New Idea Engineering concludes his series on Enterprise Search.
RecordPoint is an Australian-developed records management solution built on Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007. Anthony Woodward, Head of Compliance & Governance at developer UniqueWorld outlines its evolution.
BluePoint's Craig McLaughlin asks why good intentions in records management are often overcome?
TRIM Explorer provides an alternative interface for TRIM Context, TOWER Software’s integrated Electronic Document and Records Management System (EDRMS). Jon-Paul Williams, director & co-founder of Australian software and services company Kapish, gives the inside story.
The National Offshore Petroleum Safety Authority (NOPSA) is charged with ensuring safety on Australia's offshore oil rigs. John Townsend – CIO, NOPSA shares some lessons learned implementing an Objective Enterprise Document and Records Management System (EDRMS).
Book Review: “Steve Bailey, in ‘Managing the Crowd’ (Facet, 2008), proposes that records management as a profession and discipline has a chance to ‘get with the crowd’ and develop Web 2.0-based solutions (as opposed to buying in systems) to manage records in the digital order.” - Review by Andrew Warland, a senior consultant and advisor on records and information management at Converga
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