Breaking News

  • LATISTA 5.0 builds hope for paperless construction

    Rolled up plans and drawings will finally disappear from the average construction site and be replaced by iPads and tablets according to LATISTA Technologies, which says it can replace them with its new Web 5.0 software platform  to manage documents digitally throughout the project life-cycle.

  • Yammer and Brava talk collaboration

    Sophisticated document review capabilities have been added to the Yammer enterprise social media platform via new integration with the Brava product from Informative Graphics.

  • Idera launches SharePoint auditing solution

    Idera has launched a new auditing solution for SharePoint that captures and records all audit events, manages the audit data captured in a central repository and provides comprehensive reporting and analytics regarding who is doing what, when and where in a SharePoint environment.

  • Autonomy unveils mobile WorkSite

    Autonomy has announced a new release of its flagship document management solution, WorkSite version 9.0.

    It is designed to offer a private cloud computing platform and new capabilities in mobile support and security.

  • Governance suite brings SharePoint into the fold

    ASG Software Solutions has launched a suite of governance software that aims to link SharePoint content with content in other business applications to improve compliance and enable business process controls.

  • Pen capture comes to SharePoint

    Capturx software for digital pens is now compatible with SharePoint server, so when mobile workers fill out paper forms with digital pens, they can now check a box on the form that instantly sends the recorded data from digital pens to SharePoint through Bluetooth using a mobile phone.

  • Objective unveils ECM 8

    Objective Corporation is seeking to democratise enterprise content management, with its latest release ‘ECM 8’ providing everyday users with the tools to search, read and contribute content via an Internet browser. ECM 8 has also been beefed up to a full 64 bit architecture, and firmly embeds enterprise search capability from French company Exalead.