Document & Records Management
PDF creator Jim King says the majority of voters in a ballot for approval of PDF 1.7 to become the ISO 32000 Standard, have voted in favour of the move.
In the lead up to the UN conference on climate change in Bali, Indonesia, an environmental charity in the UK is claiming that carbon emissions from the IT sector are poised to overtake those from the aviation industry.
In a timely announcement following the recent spate of high profile data loss incidents, Trend Micro has rolled out its first data leak prevention solution.
Archiving, eDiscovery and Proactive Information Risk Management firm Zantaz has announced a new piece of software that it claims can help organisations forensically preserve, protect emails and files relevant to litigation, without continu...
According to AXS-One’s Bill Lyons, too many cooks could be spoiling decision making in records management.
According to Hybrid Document Systems, document scanning is often being overlooked as a way for firms to achieving sustainability goals.
eDiscovery specialist Index Engines has launched a new edition of its Tape Engine, promising new ways to automate the eDiscovery process for offline tape content.
As part of its Print 2.0 strategy, HP has unveiled new enterprise imaging and printing solutions for the public sector and financial services markets.
After a long and bitter battle with Microsoft, the Open Source Foundation, supporter of the OpenDocument Format (ODF), has in recent weeks not only thrown its support behind a third obscure format, but in the last few days has decided to b...
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) is trumpeting the achievements of Aussie ITC companies this week, announcing that eleven Australian firms and one Queensland Year 12 student are in the running for awards at this years...
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