Scanning & Capture

Mobius trips into Australia

Mobius is aiming its forms processing marketing efforts at existing SAP, Oracle and PeopleSoft environments.

HP chooses ISIS for e-services

Hewlett-Packard has signed an alliance with ISIS Communications to provide content and other work to build on HP's "e-services" vision.

IM strategies for govt

Two one-day IM workshops in February/March are aiming to help users to develop strategies as the basis of e-commerce, online publishing, knowledge management and customer service.

The magnetic attraction of RAID storage

Optical discs have long been the simple choice for large imaging projects, but magnetic disks now have their own advantages.

Merger brings info groups together

The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) and the Australian Data Capture Association (ADCA) have announced their decision to merge.

New tool for mobile data capture

Telxon has released its PTC-960M modular wireless mobile computer.

AIDA around the corner

The year 2000 Australian Information & Data Automation (AIDA) exhibition will be held in Sydney in April.

Turning paper into hen's teeth

Streamlining accounts and eliminating paper using document management improves efficiency for a major poultry producer

Bank starts $16m refit with workflow

The Bank of Queensland has begun a comprehensive $16 million project for enabling back-end systems for electronic commerce.

Digital alternative to X-ray film

The Queensland Government has signed a $20 million contract with global technology firm Agfa-Geveart Limited to install state of the art radiology imaging and communications technology in Brisbane tertiary hospitals over the next three years.

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