IDM September/October 2005

Ticket to ride

An international consortium of transport and technology specialists has been selected to work in partnership with the Victorian Government to develop the state's next generation of public transport ticketing. We reveal how the massive $494 million technology contract will be fulfilled.

Use the Source

Profiling five Australian companies that have carved significant in-roads within the open source community through developing innovative business technology.

Cover story - Top Secret

How does Australias government protect classified information? The answer is, well, classified. Still, we can learn a lot from the spooks.

Knowledge is power

Including a knowledge audit and governance ought to be essential steps of any portal or content management project. Information management expert Linda Shave outlines how to go about it.

Captain's log without the slog

Low-cost Australian airline Jetstar recently carried out an initiative to overhaul its mobile document management processes. The new system has not only save the airline a considerable amount of time and money, but also improved passenger safety.

Whatever happened to the paperless office?

Way back in 1975, the vision of a paperless office was first touted around the world as a realistic goal. Thirty years on, we are still surrounded by paperwork in our offices, so how far we have travelled towards establishing the true paperless office and what challenges need to be faced to finally make this a reality

Special feature: Compliance guide; RMAA Convention 2005 preview

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