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  • E-publications, Accessibility and the Content Which ECM Forgot

    The majority of large organisations pay significant attention to their content, but are looking at additional channels for publication given the meteoric rise in use of smart devices, tablets and e-book readers. Organisations are increasingly seeking to move print publications into digital formats to improve distribution effectiveness and reduce costs.

  • Cloudy DAM moves closer to home

    A locally hosted cloud-based Digital Asset Management (DAM) service has been launched by Picturepark distributor DataBasics, targetting users in Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.

  • Is the PC in a death spiral?

    Shipments of PCs are continuing to drop as more workers rely on mobile products such as smart phones and tablets as their primary computing devices.

     

  • Risky business in NSW public sector

    Less than half of NSW public sector agencies have identified the digital information needed to support their high risk business processes, according to a state-wide survey on digital information management.

  • Paperless air freight takes to the sky

    Global freight and logistics company Panalpina claims to be the first to achieve completely paperless flights for general air freight. Using its own 747-8 freighter planes, the freight forwarder now operates several paperless (e-freight) port-to-port services with final destination in Europe, Hong Kong and the U.S.

  • NZ Govt. picks cloud ECM panel

    New Zealand firm Intergen and international companies Team Informatics and Open Text have been selected for a supplier panel which will provide Enterprise Content Management as a Service (ECMS) to NZ government agencies.

  • Nuix teams up for digital forensics

    Ediscovery firm Nuix is looking to tackle the market for tools to manage digital forensic triage, indexing and investigation in partnership with vendor ADF Solutions.

  • 5 reasons why new ISO Security Standard matters

    Cloud computing, off-shore data management and outsourced services and information have impacted the way, most, if not all, Australian businesses manage and store customer and company data. And while most have implemented some sort of software security solution, they have not always adopted a holistic approach to information security.

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  • E-publications, Accessibility and the Content Which ECM Forgot

    The majority of large organisations pay significant attention to their content, but are looking at additional channels for publication given the meteoric rise in use of smart devices, tablets and e-book readers. Organisations are increasingly seeking to move print publications into digital formats to improve distribution effectiveness and reduce costs.

  • Cloudy DAM moves closer to home

    A locally hosted cloud-based Digital Asset Management (DAM) service has been launched by Picturepark distributor DataBasics, targetting users in Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.

  • Is the PC in a death spiral?

    Shipments of PCs are continuing to drop as more workers rely on mobile products such as smart phones and tablets as their primary computing devices.

     

  • Risky business in NSW public sector

    Less than half of NSW public sector agencies have identified the digital information needed to support their high risk business processes, according to a state-wide survey on digital information management.

  • Paperless air freight takes to the sky

    Global freight and logistics company Panalpina claims to be the first to achieve completely paperless flights for general air freight. Using its own 747-8 freighter planes, the freight forwarder now operates several paperless (e-freight) port-to-port services with final destination in Europe, Hong Kong and the U.S.

  • NZ Govt. picks cloud ECM panel

    New Zealand firm Intergen and international companies Team Informatics and Open Text have been selected for a supplier panel which will provide Enterprise Content Management as a Service (ECMS) to NZ government agencies.

  • Nuix teams up for digital forensics

    Ediscovery firm Nuix is looking to tackle the market for tools to manage digital forensic triage, indexing and investigation in partnership with vendor ADF Solutions.

  • 5 reasons why new ISO Security Standard matters

    Cloud computing, off-shore data management and outsourced services and information have impacted the way, most, if not all, Australian businesses manage and store customer and company data. And while most have implemented some sort of software security solution, they have not always adopted a holistic approach to information security.

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