Document & Records Management
Microsoft’s AI chatbot-turned-full system integration “Copilot” is quickly becoming commonplace in many workplaces. The AI software is capable of a range of tasks, from summarising large documents to automating repetitive tasks across different applications.
Hyland has unveiled new AI advancements to Hyland Automate and Hyland Knowledge Discovery, along with major updates to its core products Hyland OnBase and Hyland Alfresco.
In response to persistent rumours about the future of Content Manager, OpenText has issued a strong statement confirming its continued investment in the platform, according to a blog post from Product Portfolio Manager Gwendoline Huret.
When top White House defense and national security leaders discussed plans for an attack on targets in Yemen over the messaging app Signal, it raised many questions about operational security and recordkeeping and national security laws. It also puts Signal in the spotlight.
SER Group, a German provider of Intelligent Content Automation solutions with its Doxis platform, has announced the acquisition of AI company Klippa, an innovator in the rapidly evolving Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) market.
Ripcord, the US robotics digitization company founded out of NASA research, has announced a strategic partnership with Palantir Technologies to convert trillions of paper records into actionable digital intelligence.
The Australian Information Commissioner has found that government agencies are regularly using phone-based messaging apps without adequate policies to ensure they meet their legal obligations.
In today's data-driven working environment, all organisations face the critical challenge of managing vast amounts of sensitive data, including data related to their financial resources. Effective governance of financial data assets has emerged as a crucial discipline, ensuring data accuracy, regulatory compliance and informed decision-making.
Australian tech company EncompaaS has announced a new condition-based search feature that promises to cut document search time by up to 20 minutes per query.
ABBYY has announced the establishment of new AI Labs across multiple countries, aiming to develop more powerful and developer-friendly document AI models.
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