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  • Microfilm in for the long haul: Fujifilm

    Fujifilm Recording Media is showcasing its microfilm document archive solutions at the AIIM 2009 show in Philadelphia this week, namely the AR-1000 Document Archive System and two proprietary silver halide film types, Archive Media AM-66 an...

  • EzeScan adds InfoXpert 8.0 support

    Outback Imaging has released its EzeScan Integration with infoXpert eDRMS version 8.0, leveraging all of the advanced features of both Australian products.

  • Keystone engineers a new collaboration platform

    Nexus Point Solutions, owner and operator of the Incite project collaboration portal for the construction and engineering industries, has launched its next generation project collaboration platform, Incite Keystone.

  • NearPoint cosies up to SharePoint

    Mimosa Systems has extended its NearPoint email and file archiving solution, Mimosa , to offer complete content archiving, data protection and e-Discovery support for SharePoint Server 2007.

  • Simpana 8 reigns in Microsoft servers

    CommVault is now offering enhancements to its support for Microsoft data and applications with its new Simpana 8 software, from Windows Server 2008 to Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and Active Directory.

  • Whitepaper: How to win with distributed capture

    A new whitepaper from the research firm Frost & Sullivan examines how companies can utilise distributed document capture technology to connect paper documents and forms from remote locations with enterprise business systems and processes.

  • Xobni updates email management tool

    Email management firm Xobni has announced the general availability of version 1.7 of its inbox management tool, which offers a number of performance enhancements.

  • Server Market Undergoes Precipitous Drop

    According to a new report from IDC, the enterprise server market in Asia Pacific has declined for the first time since the 2001 dot.com meltdown, with shipments retracting 4.6 percent year-on-year.

  • EMC Comes to Quantum’s Rescue

    With credit markets around the world squeezed tight by the financial crisis, Quantum has turned to EMC and secured a US$100 million to finance its convertible debt.

  • Epiq expands eDiscovery service

    Epiq Systems has opened a new international eDiscovery office in Hong Kong that has a local data centre, and expanded its service offerings to include data collections, forensics and document review.