Industry Insider

  • RPA shortcomings in automating content centric processes

    Finding a simple technology solution for a complex problem is not always easy. For example, every industry and business department still rely heavily on documents in digital or printed format coming from different communication channels, such as email, fax, mobile, and desktop scanners.

  • Human Error Accounts for 34% of Notifiable Data Breaches: OAIC

    The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has released its Q2 statistics on notifications received under the Notifiable Data Breach (NDB) scheme. The 245 breach notifications in Q2 are on par with each other quarter since the scheme was introduced in July 2018.

  • Civica enlightens library search with AI

    Civica has built a cloud-based AI infused library search and management platform, leveraging technology first developed by Microsoft to search and interpret all the documents associated with the death of President Kennedy.

  • Palisade turns to ELO for Document Control

    A digital asset management strategy is the foundation to managing an organization’s digital assets and information. When that organisation is a $2B management services business running three wind farms, a solar farm, two gas transmission pipelines, a power station and a regional livestock exchange network of seven sales facilities, the challenge is formidable.

  • Unlocking insights from documents with Form Recognizer

    Data extraction from printed forms is by now a tried and true technology. Form Recognizer extracts key value pairs, tables and text from documents such as tax statements, oil and gas drilling well reports, completion reports, invoices, and purchase orders. However, real-world businesses often rely on a variety of documents for their day-to-day needs that are not always cleanly printed.

  • The Value of Taxonomy: Why Taxonomy (Still) Matters

    After decades of taxonomy design consulting, I’m still amazed that some organizations doubt the value of effective enterprise taxonomy design. Though knowledge and information management technologies, as well as associated search technologies have changed, the core business value and use cases for taxonomy have not.

  • Kodak Alaris 2019 Summit a hit with ANZ partners

    Key international Kodak Alaris executives flew into the NSW Hunter Valley last month for the global imaging giant’s first ANZ partner event in over 10 years. There they were joined by the company’s growing roster of dedicated Australian staff as well as Australian and New Zealand BPOs, resellers and system integrators who experienced an intensive two days showcasing the drive towards Digital Transformation in 2020 and beyond.

  • The road to digital transformation

    Digital transformation is the cyclical hot topic that never dies. It seems that just a few short years ago, if your company was not on a digital transformation journey, it was going to fail spectacularly and everyone should start looking for a new job immediately…

  • RPA shortcomings in automating content centric processes

    Finding a simple technology solution for a complex problem is not always easy. For example, every industry and business department still rely heavily on documents in digital or printed format coming from different communication channels, such as email, fax, mobile, and desktop scanners.

  • Human Error Accounts for 34% of Notifiable Data Breaches: OAIC

    The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has released its Q2 statistics on notifications received under the Notifiable Data Breach (NDB) scheme. The 245 breach notifications in Q2 are on par with each other quarter since the scheme was introduced in July 2018.

  • Civica enlightens library search with AI

    Civica has built a cloud-based AI infused library search and management platform, leveraging technology first developed by Microsoft to search and interpret all the documents associated with the death of President Kennedy.

  • Palisade turns to ELO for Document Control

    A digital asset management strategy is the foundation to managing an organization’s digital assets and information. When that organisation is a $2B management services business running three wind farms, a solar farm, two gas transmission pipelines, a power station and a regional livestock exchange network of seven sales facilities, the challenge is formidable.

  • Unlocking insights from documents with Form Recognizer

    Data extraction from printed forms is by now a tried and true technology. Form Recognizer extracts key value pairs, tables and text from documents such as tax statements, oil and gas drilling well reports, completion reports, invoices, and purchase orders. However, real-world businesses often rely on a variety of documents for their day-to-day needs that are not always cleanly printed.

  • The Value of Taxonomy: Why Taxonomy (Still) Matters

    After decades of taxonomy design consulting, I’m still amazed that some organizations doubt the value of effective enterprise taxonomy design. Though knowledge and information management technologies, as well as associated search technologies have changed, the core business value and use cases for taxonomy have not.

  • Kodak Alaris 2019 Summit a hit with ANZ partners

    Key international Kodak Alaris executives flew into the NSW Hunter Valley last month for the global imaging giant’s first ANZ partner event in over 10 years. There they were joined by the company’s growing roster of dedicated Australian staff as well as Australian and New Zealand BPOs, resellers and system integrators who experienced an intensive two days showcasing the drive towards Digital Transformation in 2020 and beyond.

  • The road to digital transformation

    Digital transformation is the cyclical hot topic that never dies. It seems that just a few short years ago, if your company was not on a digital transformation journey, it was going to fail spectacularly and everyone should start looking for a new job immediately…