Hundreds of emails and files land in inboxes each day and are then forwarded, processed and archived. The torrent of data is endless. Standardised file types are essential for managing these huge quantities of data and to avoid ending up with a mishmash of different file formats.
A recent system breach at the US Department of Justice (DoJ) has us asking: is paper safer if records management and security priorities aren’t in sync? Back in 2020, three hostile foreign actors did in fact breach the Department of Justice’s case management and document filing system, known as the Case Management/Electronic Case Files system (CM/ECF).
Monte Carlo has released the initial results of its 2022 data quality survey, which found that data professionals are spending 40 percent of their time evaluating or checking data quality and that poor data quality impacts 26 percent of their companies’ revenue.
Microsoft has extended its partnership with the NSW Government for a further five years to support the unique needs of agencies during their digital transformation journeys.
Cloudera has been selected as a strategic data partner and will play a role in the transformation of the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF’s) e-health management system.
Most Australian and New Zealand healthcare organisations struggle to use data analytics to support their business objectives. This is among the findings of The State of Healthcare Analytics & Interoperability Study – Australia & New Zealand.
Most organizations still consider enterprise architecture primarily as a department that supports technology instead of seeing it as the essential backbone for business development, according to a survey of enterprise architects conducted by Enterprise Strategy Group on behalf of MEGA International. For their part, enterprise architects remain optimistic about the evolution of their job and its relevance in organizations.
Australian law firm Maddocks has selected Morae to migrate the firm’s knowledge and information management system to the iManage Cloud. The project will entail migrating more than 600 users and 27 million documents from the firm’s current on-premise system to iManage’s cloud-based Work 10 platform.
