Document & Records Management
Adobe has announced updates to the Creative Cloud (CC) edition of Acrobat which includes a new Compare Files tool to view differences between two PDF files in a side-by-side view, as well as a summary view. It is hoping the new features will convince owners of the boxed copy of Acrobat 8, 9 or 10 to upgrade.
A recent survey of 4,006 employees in North America and Europe found that 49 percent of mid-market managing directors (MDs) and C-level executives (CxOs) have used a personal email account to send sensitive business information.
Imaging software developer Accusoft has released a data study uncovering standard workplace practices around document management. The report addresses common document management policies and offers solutions to create a more efficient, secure workflow.
In today’s litigious society, preserving your company’s data is a must if you (and your legal team) want to avoid hefty fines for data spoliation. But what about when you move to the cloud?
Lexmark International has upgraded five software products in the Kofax TotalAgility platform: Kofax Kapow 10, Kofax Insight 5.4, Kofax Mobile Capture Platform, Kofax SignDoc 2.0 and Kofax Claims Agility1.2.
ECM vendor M-Files Corporation has announced the results from a survey of working professionals pointing to the scope and degree to which companies are still reliant on paper and paper-based processes, and the risks to which this exposes them.
Microsoft has announced a new technology to synchronise documents within OneDrive for Business, replacing the “legacy” Groove platform it acquired in 2005.
harmon.ie has announced that its Outlook add-on, Collage, is now available for free on the Microsoft Office Store. Collage is described as topic-driven interface to help users focus on what matters most, by leveraging the environment where they are most comfortable: email.
A decision of the NSW Court of Appeal sets a potentially dangerous precedent in the context of the effective use of electronic signatures to facilitate transactions, according to a review by HopgoodGanim Partner Paul Cullen, head of the law firm’s Banking and Finance practice
Boldon James, a specialist provider of data classification and secure messaging solutions, has announced the launch of Classifier 3.9. This latest release provides a blend of user-driven and automated classification techniques. Compliance with the forthcoming EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is also a key focus for the new Classifier release, through simplified and persistent classification tracking which is now available downstream once data leaves the organisation's boundaries.
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