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  • ABBYY Vantage smartens up RPA

    A new platform to make OCR and machine learning more accessible for business users implementing robotic process automation (RPA) and business process automation (BPA) has been launched by ABBYY. Known as ABBYY Vantage, the platform adds the ability to configure text recognition, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI) from within the RPA tools that are used to configure software robots

  • Global law firm ditches SharePoint for iManage

    Leading international law firm Clifford Chance has announced its move to replace SharePoint with iManage Work 10 for document, email management and collaboration for its 6,000 global users.

  • DTA invites whole of government messaging trials

    The Digital Transformation Agency is inviting Australian local, state, territory, and federal government agencies to access a free trial of a notifications platform it has developed called Notify.gov.au.

  • contentCrawler From DocsCorp Now Works with Dropbox

    DocsCorp has extended the reach of its bulk document processing platform, contentCrawler, to Dropbox and Dropbox Business to ensure documents are 100% searchable in the cloud and on-premises. contentCrawler is powered by the ABBYY OCR engine.

  • AI for Automation of Data Migration

    Paxata has added a new feature to its Adaptive Information Platform. Intelligent Automation provides a new, smart algorithmic capability that enables business analysts to automate and operationalize complex data preparation projects and flows with the click of a button, accelerating the delivery of analytical projects.

  • Data-Loss-Prevention for Microsoft Teams

    Software developer Smarsh has introduced the latest version of Control for Microsoft Teams. The data-loss prevention (DLP) solution enables users to enforce internal policies, and to block and delete content within Teams, strengthening compliance, risk and security efforts.

  • ABBYY Vantage smartens up RPA

    A new platform to make OCR and machine learning more accessible for business users implementing robotic process automation (RPA) and business process automation (BPA) has been launched by ABBYY. Known as ABBYY Vantage, the platform adds the ability to configure text recognition, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI) from within the RPA tools that are used to configure software robots

  • Global law firm ditches SharePoint for iManage

    Leading international law firm Clifford Chance has announced its move to replace SharePoint with iManage Work 10 for document, email management and collaboration for its 6,000 global users.

  • DTA invites whole of government messaging trials

    The Digital Transformation Agency is inviting Australian local, state, territory, and federal government agencies to access a free trial of a notifications platform it has developed called Notify.gov.au.

  • contentCrawler From DocsCorp Now Works with Dropbox

    DocsCorp has extended the reach of its bulk document processing platform, contentCrawler, to Dropbox and Dropbox Business to ensure documents are 100% searchable in the cloud and on-premises. contentCrawler is powered by the ABBYY OCR engine.

  • AI for Automation of Data Migration

    Paxata has added a new feature to its Adaptive Information Platform. Intelligent Automation provides a new, smart algorithmic capability that enables business analysts to automate and operationalize complex data preparation projects and flows with the click of a button, accelerating the delivery of analytical projects.

  • Data-Loss-Prevention for Microsoft Teams

    Software developer Smarsh has introduced the latest version of Control for Microsoft Teams. The data-loss prevention (DLP) solution enables users to enforce internal policies, and to block and delete content within Teams, strengthening compliance, risk and security efforts.