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Retiring legacy applications with TRIM

Retirement may be an ending, but it can also offer the promise of a new beginning. This was certainly the hope held out by Tasmania’s Retirement Benefits Fund when it chose to retire a set of legacy applications and host all the data instead in its TRIM EDRMS.

Parliamentary Workflow System picks up steam

The engine room of Australia’s Democracy is being overhauled with the rollout of a new Web-based Parliamentary Workflow System (PWS) for 40 Australian federal government agencies. The new system promising greater transparency, cost efficiencies and  and improved record record-keeping  among other benefits, is now six months ahead of schedule, with the completed rollout expected  by July 2016.

Implementing a Cloud Based Information Management System

In the pharmaceutical industry, the drug development clock is ticking at the rate of warp-speed. As a result, companies are constantly looking for solutions to help them accelerate time to market - and many are realizing that implementing a cloud-based information management system can bring much needed clarity, organization and efficiency to the complex documentation processes and protocols required to bring a drug to market.

Law firm shares securely with Intapp

McCullough Robertson, a leading Australian law firm, has deployed Intapp Wall Builder to secure client data across information repositories for 52 partners plus staff located in its Brisbane, Sydney and Newcastle offices.

Document Control climbs into the cloud

A job ad recently posted online calls for “an understanding of Document Control as it pertains to the Oil and Gas industry particularly in the field of Engineering and Construction.” What are the unique requirements of such a role? To find out, IDM consulted a selection of senior Document Control Professionals working across the country and internationally.

Records SNAFU gives 20 get out of jail free card

Problems implementing a $US4 million Law Enforcement Records Management solution in Dallas, Texas have allowed more than 20 inmates — some suspected of felonies – to walk free.

Kofax delivers $US700K centralised capture solution

A global express delivery firm has invested an additional $US736,000 in Kofax Capture, Kofax Transformation Modules and KofaxVirtualReScan (VRS) as part of its business transformation initiative. The customer’s objective is to create a shared capture services platform, eliminating manual and time consuming information capture processes at more than 800 widely distributed depot locations.

National Archives reports 95% digital by 2015

Australia’s Digital Transition is on track, with 95% of Commonwealth agencies reporting they will have digital records and information management in place by 2015, according to the latest assessment from National Archives of Australia (NAA).

NAA undertakes its own Digital Transition

As an example of the NAA “walking the walk, not just talking the talk”, it has undergone its own Digital Transition for the process of authorising records authorities – implementing an electronic workflow via its TRIM EDRMS.

KM journey underway at North Queensland Bulk Ports

A KM journey is underway at North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) is a leading port authority responsible for world-class facilities at the working ports of Hay Point, Mackay, Abbot Point and Weipa. It has 180 full time employees at its Brisbane and Mackay corporate offices.

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