Industry Insider

  • Microsoft Launches SharePoint Syntex To Automate Content Categorization

    This week, Microsoft announced the general availability of Microsoft SharePoint Syntex as of October 1, 2020. This is the first packaged product to come out of the code-name Project Cortex initiative first announced in November 2019. Project Cortex reflects Microsoft’s ongoing investment in intelligent content services and graph APIs to proactively explore and categorise digital assets from Microsoft 365 and other connected sources.

  • ABBYY rides Process Intelligence Market Growth

    One year after TimelinePI merged with ABBYY, ABBYY reports growing momentum for its Process Intelligence solution. The global Process Discovery and Mining (PDM) market is estimated by analyst firm NelsonHall at $US566.5 million and is predicted to grow up to $US5.4 billion by 2024.

  • Legacy Print Infrastructure is a Major Barrier to Digital Transformation

    A recent IDC study commissioned by Lexmark finds that dated print infrastructure is an obstacle to digital transformation. Despite three in five enterprises recognizing that lingering print infrastructures are a significant barrier to success, fewer than half are prioritizing investment in this space, hampering the progress of strategic IT initiatives.

  • Privacy kit for Australian Government agencies

    The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has released a privacy resource to assist Australian Government agencies to determine when they need to conduct a privacy impact assessment.

  • Hay takes low code approach to Banking IT

    Hay, a new Australian headquartered fintech company offering fully digital banking, has chosen the Appian Low-code Automation Platform to digitise and automate all back-office processes.

  • DatacomIT wins $A3M Army digititisation deal

    A $A3 million tender win for Australia’s DatacomIT in August is the first step in a five-year program by the Department of Defence to backscan and digitise a massive paper archive of Army Personnel records held at Victoria Barracks Melbourne.

  • Microsoft Launches SharePoint Syntex To Automate Content Categorization

    This week, Microsoft announced the general availability of Microsoft SharePoint Syntex as of October 1, 2020. This is the first packaged product to come out of the code-name Project Cortex initiative first announced in November 2019. Project Cortex reflects Microsoft’s ongoing investment in intelligent content services and graph APIs to proactively explore and categorise digital assets from Microsoft 365 and other connected sources.

  • ABBYY rides Process Intelligence Market Growth

    One year after TimelinePI merged with ABBYY, ABBYY reports growing momentum for its Process Intelligence solution. The global Process Discovery and Mining (PDM) market is estimated by analyst firm NelsonHall at $US566.5 million and is predicted to grow up to $US5.4 billion by 2024.

  • Legacy Print Infrastructure is a Major Barrier to Digital Transformation

    A recent IDC study commissioned by Lexmark finds that dated print infrastructure is an obstacle to digital transformation. Despite three in five enterprises recognizing that lingering print infrastructures are a significant barrier to success, fewer than half are prioritizing investment in this space, hampering the progress of strategic IT initiatives.

  • Privacy kit for Australian Government agencies

    The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has released a privacy resource to assist Australian Government agencies to determine when they need to conduct a privacy impact assessment.

  • Hay takes low code approach to Banking IT

    Hay, a new Australian headquartered fintech company offering fully digital banking, has chosen the Appian Low-code Automation Platform to digitise and automate all back-office processes.

  • DatacomIT wins $A3M Army digititisation deal

    A $A3 million tender win for Australia’s DatacomIT in August is the first step in a five-year program by the Department of Defence to backscan and digitise a massive paper archive of Army Personnel records held at Victoria Barracks Melbourne.