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  • harmon.ie Collage add-on for Outlook

    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.

  • Boldon James launches Data Classification update

    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.

  • Aid4Mail speeds up corporate email migration

    Fookes Software has announced version 4 of its email migration tool, Aid4Mail. The new release adds a new utility, as well as features enabling IT Professionals to perform large-scale email migrations quickly and efficiently.

  • Opex unveils FalconV scan workstation

    OPEX Corporation has announced the release of FalconV, the latest mixed document capture workstation in the Falcon series of scanners. FalconV combines the performance of a high-capacity production scanner with OPEX’s unique prep-reducing process.

  • Iron Mountain launches Analytics Dashboard

    Iron Mountain has unveiled its new Analytics Dashboard, providing RIM professionals instant access to programs managed by Iron Mountain, allowing them to focus on analysing data and making changes to achieve both corporate governance and business performance goals

  • No code solution for customising SharePoint & Nintex

    Devworkz has announced the latest release of Appbuilder for SharePoint & Nintex, which enables anyone to customise SharePoint and easily create applications with no code components. Because Appbuilder removes the need for custom coding and the complexities associated with data integration, even non-programmers can build and manage powerful application solutions.