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  • The Quest for SharePoint recovery

    Quest has upgraded its SharePoint administration and recovery toolkit with a new rapid restore feature that reduces infrastructure and storage space, saving money by eliminating the need for temporary backups and additional storage.

  • Colour your TRIM world

    TRIM users are now able to print colour-coded labels using Codaprint Labelling Software directly - without the need to export records from TRIM and import them into Codaprint.

  • RMAA Survey shows Web 2.0 widespread

    Almost one in three organisations have an enterprise web 2.0 or departmental web 2.0 deployment in place according to a survey conducted by Open Text at last month’s Records Management Association of Australia (RMAA) 26th International Convention.

  • SharePoint faces open source challenge

    German open source developer Open-Xchange is promising a a lower cost alternative to Microsoft Windows Server, Exchange and Sharepoint for educational institutions, public administrations and small- and medium-size businesses.

  • IBM launches LotusLive iNotes webmail

    LotusLive iNotes the latest entrant into the ongoing Webmail wars, with IBM now looking to provide a business-focussed alternative to Gmail and Windows LiveMail.

  • CASA flies ahead with document automation

    Intelledox has competed deployment of its Intelligent Document engine at Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to increase the speed and efficiency of document template development.

  • Reigning in ad hoc file transfer

    File Transfer Direct is a new product from Axway offering a way for all of your staff to securely deliver files via ad hoc file transfer.

  • FileStore puts petabytes on tap

    Symantec is making its own cloud storage platform available for organisations around the world to manage large volumes of data.