Industry Insider

  • Are workplace communications tools spreading your data too thin?

    When WhatsApp announced modifications to its privacy policy, it sparked an exodus from the platform and ignited fresh concerns about big tech whittling away user privacy. The news was a wake-up call, and companies that were sleeping on the risks of using consumer software for business purposes are now wide awake.

  • Kodak Alaris wins 2021 Scanner Line of the Year Award

    Keypoint Intelligence, an independent evaluator of document imaging hardware, software, and services, has announced Kodak Alaris as the winner of its 2021 Scanner Line of the Year Award. Given once a year, this award recognizes the vendor whose product line is deemed best overall based on its rigorous lab evaluations.

  • Track your employees with AI and they will fight back: Gartner

    Analyst firm Gartner, Inc. predicts that by 2023, more than one-in-ten workers will seek to trick artificial intelligence (AI) systems used to measure employee behaviour and productivity. Such systems have seen a significant uptick in use in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

  • Packaging email archives using PDF

    Archiving email isn't easy or obvious. Commonly, solutions are vendor-specific and email clients are required; not an ideal solution for static records.

  • CSIRO tool boosts safe data sharing

    A new data privacy tool has been developed to help ensure key datasets – such as those tracking COVID-19 – can be publicly shared with an extra layer of security for sensitive personal information.

  • Are Your PDFs Being Optimized to Secure Significant Savings?

    PDF optimization (or lack of it) impacts your printing environment’s costs and savings. We continue to see print and digital production processes move to the PDF file format as a standard. As experts in PDF, we believe there are significant cost savings to be unlocked based on how you handle PDFs; savings that have yet to be achieved by many Print Service Providers (PSPs) in their printing environments and archives.

  • DocsCorp doubles down on output with Docuble acquisition

    Australia’s DocsCorp has expanded its document output management capabilities with the acquisition of Docuble, a UK-based software company that specializes in solutions for document styling, repair, numbering, and print management. The deal will see its products rolled into the DocsCorp suite.

  • Microsoft Records Management Auto-Classification Options

    Many organizations try to rely on users to manually identify, capture, and classify records that should be retained, but this depends on users always doing the right thing to ensure compliance. A better approach is compliance-by-design. Records management happens automatically based on how users are storing or working with documents.

  • An Integrated Approach to Information Governance

    This article aims to generate discussion about strategies to improve information security and information sharing. It considers mechanisms to support people handling sensitive information (recognising the human factor as a key vulnerability in security programs); leveraging existing systems and frameworks to enhance interoperability; and encouraging knowledge sharing between IG professionals across different domains.

  • Are workplace communications tools spreading your data too thin?

    When WhatsApp announced modifications to its privacy policy, it sparked an exodus from the platform and ignited fresh concerns about big tech whittling away user privacy. The news was a wake-up call, and companies that were sleeping on the risks of using consumer software for business purposes are now wide awake.

  • Kodak Alaris wins 2021 Scanner Line of the Year Award

    Keypoint Intelligence, an independent evaluator of document imaging hardware, software, and services, has announced Kodak Alaris as the winner of its 2021 Scanner Line of the Year Award. Given once a year, this award recognizes the vendor whose product line is deemed best overall based on its rigorous lab evaluations.

  • Track your employees with AI and they will fight back: Gartner

    Analyst firm Gartner, Inc. predicts that by 2023, more than one-in-ten workers will seek to trick artificial intelligence (AI) systems used to measure employee behaviour and productivity. Such systems have seen a significant uptick in use in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

  • Packaging email archives using PDF

    Archiving email isn't easy or obvious. Commonly, solutions are vendor-specific and email clients are required; not an ideal solution for static records.

  • CSIRO tool boosts safe data sharing

    A new data privacy tool has been developed to help ensure key datasets – such as those tracking COVID-19 – can be publicly shared with an extra layer of security for sensitive personal information.

  • Are Your PDFs Being Optimized to Secure Significant Savings?

    PDF optimization (or lack of it) impacts your printing environment’s costs and savings. We continue to see print and digital production processes move to the PDF file format as a standard. As experts in PDF, we believe there are significant cost savings to be unlocked based on how you handle PDFs; savings that have yet to be achieved by many Print Service Providers (PSPs) in their printing environments and archives.

  • DocsCorp doubles down on output with Docuble acquisition

    Australia’s DocsCorp has expanded its document output management capabilities with the acquisition of Docuble, a UK-based software company that specializes in solutions for document styling, repair, numbering, and print management. The deal will see its products rolled into the DocsCorp suite.

  • Microsoft Records Management Auto-Classification Options

    Many organizations try to rely on users to manually identify, capture, and classify records that should be retained, but this depends on users always doing the right thing to ensure compliance. A better approach is compliance-by-design. Records management happens automatically based on how users are storing or working with documents.

  • An Integrated Approach to Information Governance

    This article aims to generate discussion about strategies to improve information security and information sharing. It considers mechanisms to support people handling sensitive information (recognising the human factor as a key vulnerability in security programs); leveraging existing systems and frameworks to enhance interoperability; and encouraging knowledge sharing between IG professionals across different domains.