Industry Insider

  • IBM announces first commercial application of Watson in Africa

    Metropolitan Health, the largest medical schemes administrator in South Africa, has announced the first commercial application in Africa of IBM's Watson, the computing platform made famous by competing and winning against human contestants on the game show Jeopardy. 

  • Splitsville for HP and Symantec

    Tech giants HP and Symantec have each announced plans to carve themselves in two to provide a better focus on the information management market.

  • To Bing and Beyond

    Dave Hawking is one of Australia's leading Information Retrieval researchers, now working to advance the tecnology behind Bing, Microsoft's search engine. Simon Kravis sat down with Dave to find out more about his work with Microsoft and the challenges for Enterprise Search.

  • UQ simplifies managing student life

    The quest to automate manual processes to improve organisational efficiency at the University of Queensland is one step further along the road with the implementation of an EzeScan solution to register student email into its HP TRIM EDRMS.

  • Does managing information involve personal liability risks?

    The risks to Australian organisations associated with the management of information have been widely discussed amongst business leaders and in the media since changes to The Privacy Act 1998 (Privacy Act) took effect on the 12 March 2014. From our perspective, what has not been discussed is personal liability which relates to employees with a responsibility for the management of organisational information.

  • Feds examine desktop cloud

    The Australian federal government is exploring the feasibility of establishing a whole-of-government offering for email and desktop productivity tools.

  • IBM announces first commercial application of Watson in Africa

    Metropolitan Health, the largest medical schemes administrator in South Africa, has announced the first commercial application in Africa of IBM's Watson, the computing platform made famous by competing and winning against human contestants on the game show Jeopardy. 

  • Splitsville for HP and Symantec

    Tech giants HP and Symantec have each announced plans to carve themselves in two to provide a better focus on the information management market.

  • To Bing and Beyond

    Dave Hawking is one of Australia's leading Information Retrieval researchers, now working to advance the tecnology behind Bing, Microsoft's search engine. Simon Kravis sat down with Dave to find out more about his work with Microsoft and the challenges for Enterprise Search.

  • UQ simplifies managing student life

    The quest to automate manual processes to improve organisational efficiency at the University of Queensland is one step further along the road with the implementation of an EzeScan solution to register student email into its HP TRIM EDRMS.

  • Does managing information involve personal liability risks?

    The risks to Australian organisations associated with the management of information have been widely discussed amongst business leaders and in the media since changes to The Privacy Act 1998 (Privacy Act) took effect on the 12 March 2014. From our perspective, what has not been discussed is personal liability which relates to employees with a responsibility for the management of organisational information.

  • Feds examine desktop cloud

    The Australian federal government is exploring the feasibility of establishing a whole-of-government offering for email and desktop productivity tools.