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  • Western Digital Releases 2TB Drive

    Western Digital has given its line of My Book external storage drives a hefty capacity boost, with the announcement that 2TB single-drive systems are now available.

  • Iron Mountain Extends Document Management

    Iron Mountain has introduced a new tailored document management solution aimed at Human Resource (HR) departments, saying that it can provide a vertical Document Management Solution that covers the entire document lifecycle from acquisitio...

  • Survey Says: Storage Practices Don't Match Policies

    A new online survey by Kroll Ontrack has revealed that data storage practices are not in line with data storage policies, with employees not necessarily complying with company guidelines and leaving organisations vulnerable to data loss.

  • Canon revs up workgroup scanning

    Canon has announced the launch of the imageFORMULA DR-3010C, an easy-to-use, high speed A4 workgroup scanner aimed at small to medium-sized businesses.

  • Free DAM Seminar: Cumulus 8 and Copyright

    GASAA and DataBasics are holding free Information Evenings on Digital Asset Management and Copyright in Sydney (March 30) and Melbourne (April 1) that will feature the launch of Cumulus 8.

  • Site search digs into Web Content Management

    Web Content Management (CMS) vendors are increasingly offering integrated site search services, with nearly 40% of major Web CMS vendors now embedding the open source Lucene engine, according to research released by analyst firm CMS Watch.

  • ISYS File Readers offer OEM solution

    ISYS Search Software has announced the release of ISYS File Readers, an embeddable set of document filters for extracting text and metadata from more than 200 ISYS-supported document, container and email formats.

  • StoneBridge takes on Elcom ECM suite

    Australian enterprise content management (ECM) specialist Elcom is extending the channel for its Community-Manager.NET products through a partnership with StoneBridge Systems.

  • ABBYY rings in OCR on the iPhone

    ABBYY is making the tools available for developers to create optical character recognition (OCR) applications for the iPhone and other mobile devices