IBM has announced a $A14.5 million agreement with Power and Water Corporation, the Northern Territory’s multi-utility provider, to help design and implement an asset management system aimed at delivering electricity, water and sewerage services to its customers more efficiently.
Industry analyst ABI Research says RFID sales in 2009 have confirmed that three of the most promising hot-spots are the retail apparel segment, asset management, and active RFID (in a number of verticals).
IBM has acquired Guardium, a privately held company that offers solutions for realtime enterprise database monitoring and protection. Designed for cross-platform environments, Guardium’s technology identifies patterns and anomalies in data access and usage.
Origin Energy is the latest success story for Objective, announcing it is deploying an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution for use within some of its corporate business units on a pilot basis.
The agreement will see the deployment of Objective’s ECM solution to users across selected Origin corporate business units but will not include retail teams.
Baynote and StoneBridge Systems have announced an alliance through which StoneBridge Systems will offer Baynote’s Collective Intelligence Platform (CIP).
Equilibrium's MediaRich processing engine is now driving media management and delivery for Extensis Portfolio NetMediaMAX, a new media-processing software solution.
ReadSoft has unveiled a new pricing strategy for its leading suite of capture and OCR software, which from January 1 2010 will be sold on a subscription basis in Australia and New Zealand instead of an upfront license fee.
Kyocera is introducing new middleware capabilities for its Multifunctional Products (MFPs) that will provide the capacity to deliver documents to multiple destinations, including e-mail addresses, fax, FTP destinations, network folders and document management systems
