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  • Is electronic information “property”

    Is electronic information “property”?  That is, can it be possessed and controlled in the same way that physical objects can be?  If one of your employees or a competitor obtains a database or set of files that resides on your network, does the law of property apply as if they had broken into your premises and made off with the office safe?

  • Top Image Systems opens in Australia

    Top Image Systems (TIS), developer of the eFLOW capture and workflow platform, has announced the launch of TIS Australia and the establishment of a new regional office.

  • Nintex founder joins board of NZ fileshare startup

    Brett Campbell, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of Nintex, the leading provider of cloud-based workflow solutions, has been appointed into a strategic advisory role on the board of NZ software startup The Full Suite Ltd (Suite). 

  • Battle to build the corporate Dropbox

    Of employees using file sync and share tools at work, 89% are using consumer products, and only 9% of the information workers using this technology are satisfied with the commercial offering given to them by the corporate IT department, according to global analyst firm Ovum.

  • Email governance under fire at CFMEU

    A manager at The Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) NSW Branch has admitted ordering a purge of email following receipt of a Notice to Produce from the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption.

  • ACECQA takes TRIM to the cloud

    A cloud-based digital recordkeeping deployment has been deployed for the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) by Information Management and Governance (IMG) specialist, iCognition.

  • Five email migration headaches

    The vast majority of Australian businesses are now using some form of cloud computing and cloud-based email is a common choice for local organisations. Since the start of this year, retailer Woolworths and publishers News Corp and Fairfax have announced plans to switch their on-premises email systems to Google Apps, while Qantas and the Queensland Government said they were shifting to Microsoft’s Office 365.

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  • Is electronic information “property”

    Is electronic information “property”?  That is, can it be possessed and controlled in the same way that physical objects can be?  If one of your employees or a competitor obtains a database or set of files that resides on your network, does the law of property apply as if they had broken into your premises and made off with the office safe?

  • Top Image Systems opens in Australia

    Top Image Systems (TIS), developer of the eFLOW capture and workflow platform, has announced the launch of TIS Australia and the establishment of a new regional office.

  • Nintex founder joins board of NZ fileshare startup

    Brett Campbell, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of Nintex, the leading provider of cloud-based workflow solutions, has been appointed into a strategic advisory role on the board of NZ software startup The Full Suite Ltd (Suite). 

  • Battle to build the corporate Dropbox

    Of employees using file sync and share tools at work, 89% are using consumer products, and only 9% of the information workers using this technology are satisfied with the commercial offering given to them by the corporate IT department, according to global analyst firm Ovum.

  • Email governance under fire at CFMEU

    A manager at The Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) NSW Branch has admitted ordering a purge of email following receipt of a Notice to Produce from the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption.

  • ACECQA takes TRIM to the cloud

    A cloud-based digital recordkeeping deployment has been deployed for the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) by Information Management and Governance (IMG) specialist, iCognition.

  • Five email migration headaches

    The vast majority of Australian businesses are now using some form of cloud computing and cloud-based email is a common choice for local organisations. Since the start of this year, retailer Woolworths and publishers News Corp and Fairfax have announced plans to switch their on-premises email systems to Google Apps, while Qantas and the Queensland Government said they were shifting to Microsoft’s Office 365.

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