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  • Don't choose a product before you understand the process

    As I sat down this morning sipping my coffee, I gave my LinkedIn feed its usual skim to see if anything grabbed my attention and a particular blog did, although it was probably for the wrong reason. I confess that my mind wasn’t focused on the task as I was already starting to think ahead to the tasks of the day once the sun was up and the kids were at school, so I initially scrolled past it. But something about it poked at my lizard brain and sent me searching for it again.

  • Should Robots Run the Accounting Department?

    If you’ve ever worked in an accounting department that relies on manual processes, you’ll know exactly how days filled with tedious data entry tasks can make you feel: like a robot.

  • The End User Classification Problem

    When cloud-based Enterprise Content Management (ECM) came into the mainstream in the mid-2000s, businesses began digitizing old analogue processes and migrating content from local machines and on-premises repositories to the cloud. As the world of digital content grew, ECM providers deployed a variety of ways to sort and segment proprietary or sensitive content.

  • ABBYY outlines Digital Transformation drive

    Chief Sales Officer Bodo Wagener oversees the global sales organization for ABBYY. On a recent visit to Sydney he sat down with IDM to discuss challenges and opportunities in the enterprise capture market. 

  • A healthy future for TRIM says Micro Focus

    “The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated”. David Gould, Senior Director, Secure Content Management Solutions at Micro Focus, used the famous Mark Twain quote to open his session on the future of the ECM platform formerly known as TRIM at Realize 2019, the company’s annual user forum.

  • Backscanning from out of the box with THz technology

    The laborious and expensive process of backscanning boxes of paper archives could become a point and click operation in the future, via new Terahertz imaging technology that reads pages through closed books with invisible radiation.

  • How one Victorian Agency Now Protects Their Emails with Ease

    In 2018, the Australian Government released the new Protective Security Policy Framework. This framework aims to assist Australian Government agencies to protect people, assets, and information, as well as providing guidance on how to apply the framework’s requirements.

  • WA Auditor General slams security shortfalls

    The Auditor General of Western Australia has called on state government entities to upgrade their information security practices, with a new report finding, in some cases, a complete absence of infosec policies.

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  • Don't choose a product before you understand the process

    As I sat down this morning sipping my coffee, I gave my LinkedIn feed its usual skim to see if anything grabbed my attention and a particular blog did, although it was probably for the wrong reason. I confess that my mind wasn’t focused on the task as I was already starting to think ahead to the tasks of the day once the sun was up and the kids were at school, so I initially scrolled past it. But something about it poked at my lizard brain and sent me searching for it again.

  • Should Robots Run the Accounting Department?

    If you’ve ever worked in an accounting department that relies on manual processes, you’ll know exactly how days filled with tedious data entry tasks can make you feel: like a robot.

  • The End User Classification Problem

    When cloud-based Enterprise Content Management (ECM) came into the mainstream in the mid-2000s, businesses began digitizing old analogue processes and migrating content from local machines and on-premises repositories to the cloud. As the world of digital content grew, ECM providers deployed a variety of ways to sort and segment proprietary or sensitive content.

  • ABBYY outlines Digital Transformation drive

    Chief Sales Officer Bodo Wagener oversees the global sales organization for ABBYY. On a recent visit to Sydney he sat down with IDM to discuss challenges and opportunities in the enterprise capture market. 

  • A healthy future for TRIM says Micro Focus

    “The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated”. David Gould, Senior Director, Secure Content Management Solutions at Micro Focus, used the famous Mark Twain quote to open his session on the future of the ECM platform formerly known as TRIM at Realize 2019, the company’s annual user forum.

  • Backscanning from out of the box with THz technology

    The laborious and expensive process of backscanning boxes of paper archives could become a point and click operation in the future, via new Terahertz imaging technology that reads pages through closed books with invisible radiation.

  • How one Victorian Agency Now Protects Their Emails with Ease

    In 2018, the Australian Government released the new Protective Security Policy Framework. This framework aims to assist Australian Government agencies to protect people, assets, and information, as well as providing guidance on how to apply the framework’s requirements.

  • WA Auditor General slams security shortfalls

    The Auditor General of Western Australia has called on state government entities to upgrade their information security practices, with a new report finding, in some cases, a complete absence of infosec policies.

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