ABBYY has announced three software development kits (SDKs) designed for applications that retrieve business-relevant knowledge from unstructured information and turn big data into manageable corporate asset. All products are based on the company’s technology for natural language processing, which is claimed to understand the meaning of processed text with almost human precision.
Sensitive Data Finder is a new product from Nuix that looks at a market broader than ediscovery by helping organisations identify high-risk and high-value information wherever it is stored. It is promoted as a way to comply with privacy laws and regulatory requirements, and defend vital information against cybersecurity breaches and inadvertent loss.
If Hilary Clinton turns to Office365 instead of her own personal email server she might have a better chance of recalling what was in deleted email, with new flexibility announced for the Microsoft cloud platform that extends beyond the 30 day permanent window.
Acaveo has announced the release of Smart Information Server version 3.2, an update to its File Analysis technology for management of unstructured data and access rights. Acaveo says the new release includes additional features for enhanced insight and manageability of unstructured data in file shares, SharePoint, email and cloud repositories.
InoTec Australia is launching the new Scamax 8x1 scanner at CeBIT Sydney 2015, a high speed scanner capable of scanning up to 300 Pages per minute or 600 images per minute.
A SaaS-based discovery platform designed to enable subject matter experts in any industry to gain rapid insight into the growing collections of unstructured content they must analyse has been announced by Content Analyst Company (US), developer of the CAAT machine learning text analytics engine.
Nikec Solutions has launched a new extranet platform for law firms to provide a secure way of managing project and matter related documents known as Nikec Hub.
Automated handling of all contract-related tasks is promised by OpenText with its new OpenText Contract Center solution, extending through initial concept to the authoring, negotiation, execution, renewal and retention of contracts.
One of the largest information destruction services in Australia is now certified for all operations across the entire country by the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID).
