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  • Proficiency Group wins 2014 Kofax Award

    The Proficiency Group has been named Kofax’s Asia Pacific Partner of the year at Transform 2014, Kofax's annual customer and partner conference, which drew a record 750 attendees from 32 countries.

  • Effectively harnessing unstructured data for business benefit

    The effective use of unstructured data offers organisations a genuine competitive advantage, says Tal Nathan, CEO/CTO at Firestring. However, it is extremely difficult to take full advantage of the enormous volumes of unstructured data out there. 

  • Look and you probably won’t find says IDC

    Just 56 percent of the time can users find the information required to do their jobs, according to a new survey of more than knowledge workers from private and public sector organizations from International Data Corporation (IDC).

  • Kodak Alaris gains Microsoft Gold star

    Kodak Alaris has attained a Gold Application Development competency, distinguished itself within the top one percent of Microsoft’s partner ecosystem. 

  • Bidding war to capture ReadSoft

    Lexmark has upped its bid for enterprise capture specialist ReadSoft, to counter a competitive offer that emerged on June 18 from ECM vendor Hyland Software.

  • Kofax delivers $US700K centralised capture solution

    A global express delivery firm has invested an additional $US736,000 in Kofax Capture, Kofax Transformation Modules and KofaxVirtualReScan (VRS) as part of its business transformation initiative. The customer’s objective is to create a shared capture services platform, eliminating manual and time consuming information capture processes at more than 800 widely distributed depot locations.

  • National Archives reports 95% digital by 2015

    Australia’s Digital Transition is on track, with 95% of Commonwealth agencies reporting they will have digital records and information management in place by 2015, according to the latest assessment from National Archives of Australia (NAA).

  • NAA undertakes its own Digital Transition

    As an example of the NAA “walking the walk, not just talking the talk”, it has undergone its own Digital Transition for the process of authorising records authorities – implementing an electronic workflow via its TRIM EDRMS.

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  • Proficiency Group wins 2014 Kofax Award

    The Proficiency Group has been named Kofax’s Asia Pacific Partner of the year at Transform 2014, Kofax's annual customer and partner conference, which drew a record 750 attendees from 32 countries.

  • Effectively harnessing unstructured data for business benefit

    The effective use of unstructured data offers organisations a genuine competitive advantage, says Tal Nathan, CEO/CTO at Firestring. However, it is extremely difficult to take full advantage of the enormous volumes of unstructured data out there. 

  • Look and you probably won’t find says IDC

    Just 56 percent of the time can users find the information required to do their jobs, according to a new survey of more than knowledge workers from private and public sector organizations from International Data Corporation (IDC).

  • Kodak Alaris gains Microsoft Gold star

    Kodak Alaris has attained a Gold Application Development competency, distinguished itself within the top one percent of Microsoft’s partner ecosystem. 

  • Bidding war to capture ReadSoft

    Lexmark has upped its bid for enterprise capture specialist ReadSoft, to counter a competitive offer that emerged on June 18 from ECM vendor Hyland Software.

  • Kofax delivers $US700K centralised capture solution

    A global express delivery firm has invested an additional $US736,000 in Kofax Capture, Kofax Transformation Modules and KofaxVirtualReScan (VRS) as part of its business transformation initiative. The customer’s objective is to create a shared capture services platform, eliminating manual and time consuming information capture processes at more than 800 widely distributed depot locations.

  • National Archives reports 95% digital by 2015

    Australia’s Digital Transition is on track, with 95% of Commonwealth agencies reporting they will have digital records and information management in place by 2015, according to the latest assessment from National Archives of Australia (NAA).

  • NAA undertakes its own Digital Transition

    As an example of the NAA “walking the walk, not just talking the talk”, it has undergone its own Digital Transition for the process of authorising records authorities – implementing an electronic workflow via its TRIM EDRMS.

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