Semantic Software Asia Pacific Limited (SSAP), an Australian research and development company based in Sydney, has released the first suite of its Semantic Computing Platform, Semantiro, described as a fundamental building block to achieving a complete cognitive environment.
UK tech firm Micro Focus is the new home for HPE’s “non-core” TRIM/RM/CM, software although HPE is retaining 51% of a joint venture company formed in the $US8.8B deal
Australia’s TechnologyOne has increased its footprint in federal government, signing an $A6.2 million deal with the Federal Department of Agriculture and Water Resources (DAWR).
PDsurF has announced today the beta launch of its PDF document and e-book management platform, which uses machine learning and machine intelligence to help users in educational, professional, commercial and non-profit sectors to better store, search and view PDFs and e-books as well as organise online document libraries.
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA), the peak member body for the ICT industry, is undertaking a major survey of Australian organisations on analytics and data usage. The purpose of the survey is to find out what differentiates those business, government and NGO organisations that effectively use data and analytics for senior decision making.
US developer SiteFocus Inc. has launched a cloud-based analytics solution called Communications in Focus (CIF) which aims to solve a problem facing businesses of all sizes – how do you discover and validate actionable insight from unstructured data?
Concept Searching, a developer of metadata generation, auto-classification, and taxonomy management software, has made its conceptClassifier for File Shares utility available to clients.
Frankston City Council in Victoria will deploy Promapp’s cloud-based business process management software, in a move the organisation says will support the council’s ongoing business improvement program.
Fujitsu is building and implementing an end-to-end grants management system for the Australian Federal Government Department of Industry, Innovation and Science.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is in talks with a private equity to sell its software division, hoping it can fetch between $US8-10 billion, according to reports.
