Industry Insider

  • Archives NZ issues Appraisal Framework

    Archives New Zealand has issued a document setting out the basis of its Appraisal Framework. It sets out the future direction for identifying records that should be retained as public archives and records that should be destroyed once business and other requirements have been met.

  • Windows XP end-of-life: Danger or hype?

    There are plenty of scare stories around about what will happen in the aftermath of withdrawal for support of Microsoft Windows XP  on April 8, 201. Undoubtedly, some people won’t manage to migrate their systems in time. Are the dangers significant or are the risks over-hyped?

  • Governance in a ‘Cloudy” world

    An increasingly common questions that we hear working in the area of document and records management is “What do we do about the Cloud?” Although most of our customers are deploying SharePoint and RecordPoint in a traditional ‘on premises’ configuration, increasingly we are being asked about Cloud options. 

  • How to ace the Privacy Amendment Act

    With privacy breaches and security threats making headlines around the world on a daily basis, it’s becoming increasingly obvious to most enterprises that the personal information and sensitive data they hold is an extremely valuable commodity. Whether its personally identifiable information (PII), private health information (PHI), financial data, contract information, research and trade secrets, intellectual property or contract data (and this list could go on and on), this kind of information has become a new kind of “currency” – and some have even called personal information the new “oil”. 

  • A SharePoint Hitlist - 10 things I hate about you

    SharePoint has been part of my life for a couple of years now, and so I think it’s time to assess our relationship. The first thought that came to mind was ‘it’s such a pain’. If I had a little brother, SharePoint would be it. I thought I’d explore what about SharePoint annoys me the most. One warning before you read my list - it’s a vent. But bear with me…as my ex-bosses can testify to, once I’ve vented I can be quite reasonable.

  • IntelliChief delivers for Thomas & Betts

    IntelliChief LLC, the official document management solution provider to Infor, has been chosen to deliver a solution to global manufacturer Thomas & Betts to streamline their processes while eliminating paper.

  • AGS takes Elite path

    The Australian Government Solicitor (AGS) has made the decision to implement Thomson Reuters Elite’s Enterprise Business Management Solution (EMBS) with 3E, MatterSphere, and Engage. The full-service legal practice will roll these solutions out to 350 timekeepers throughout its main office in Canberra and other locations in every Australian capital city. 

  • OneDrive to rule them all?

    The last time I felt this dumb was after installing Windows Vista. On this occasion, many years and software iterations later, I was midway through an Office365 migration gone pear-shaped. The same feelings of regret and powerlessness washed over me as the realisation dawned that the Telstra support guy in Bangalore controlling the mouse wandering aimlessly across my monitor had even less of an idea than I did what was going on.

  • Microsoft announces new Office365 apps

    Meet Office Graph, one of new series of Office apps that Microsoft is planning to launch exclusively for Office365 users to bring together information from sources such as Exchange, Outlook, SharePoint, Office, Lync, and Yammer.

  • Archives NZ issues Appraisal Framework

    Archives New Zealand has issued a document setting out the basis of its Appraisal Framework. It sets out the future direction for identifying records that should be retained as public archives and records that should be destroyed once business and other requirements have been met.

  • Windows XP end-of-life: Danger or hype?

    There are plenty of scare stories around about what will happen in the aftermath of withdrawal for support of Microsoft Windows XP  on April 8, 201. Undoubtedly, some people won’t manage to migrate their systems in time. Are the dangers significant or are the risks over-hyped?

  • Governance in a ‘Cloudy” world

    An increasingly common questions that we hear working in the area of document and records management is “What do we do about the Cloud?” Although most of our customers are deploying SharePoint and RecordPoint in a traditional ‘on premises’ configuration, increasingly we are being asked about Cloud options. 

  • How to ace the Privacy Amendment Act

    With privacy breaches and security threats making headlines around the world on a daily basis, it’s becoming increasingly obvious to most enterprises that the personal information and sensitive data they hold is an extremely valuable commodity. Whether its personally identifiable information (PII), private health information (PHI), financial data, contract information, research and trade secrets, intellectual property or contract data (and this list could go on and on), this kind of information has become a new kind of “currency” – and some have even called personal information the new “oil”. 

  • A SharePoint Hitlist - 10 things I hate about you

    SharePoint has been part of my life for a couple of years now, and so I think it’s time to assess our relationship. The first thought that came to mind was ‘it’s such a pain’. If I had a little brother, SharePoint would be it. I thought I’d explore what about SharePoint annoys me the most. One warning before you read my list - it’s a vent. But bear with me…as my ex-bosses can testify to, once I’ve vented I can be quite reasonable.

  • IntelliChief delivers for Thomas & Betts

    IntelliChief LLC, the official document management solution provider to Infor, has been chosen to deliver a solution to global manufacturer Thomas & Betts to streamline their processes while eliminating paper.

  • AGS takes Elite path

    The Australian Government Solicitor (AGS) has made the decision to implement Thomson Reuters Elite’s Enterprise Business Management Solution (EMBS) with 3E, MatterSphere, and Engage. The full-service legal practice will roll these solutions out to 350 timekeepers throughout its main office in Canberra and other locations in every Australian capital city. 

  • OneDrive to rule them all?

    The last time I felt this dumb was after installing Windows Vista. On this occasion, many years and software iterations later, I was midway through an Office365 migration gone pear-shaped. The same feelings of regret and powerlessness washed over me as the realisation dawned that the Telstra support guy in Bangalore controlling the mouse wandering aimlessly across my monitor had even less of an idea than I did what was going on.

  • Microsoft announces new Office365 apps

    Meet Office Graph, one of new series of Office apps that Microsoft is planning to launch exclusively for Office365 users to bring together information from sources such as Exchange, Outlook, SharePoint, Office, Lync, and Yammer.