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OpenText has acquired Dutch cloud-based Business Process Management (BPM) vendor Cordys for $US33M. 

Starting March 12, 2014, the renewed Australian Privacy Act 1988 will require businesses and government agencies to notify citizens when their data has been stolen or lost, or their privacy has been violated. The Act is applicable to data breaches where there is risk of serious harm. 

The Victorian State Government has launched an online self-service portal that all Victorian Government Departments and Agencies will use to purchase ICT services, utilising the global business-to-business trading platform run by Ariba, a SAP company.

Australian Medical Association President, Dr Steve Hambleton, has responded to the resignation of Dr Mukesh Haikerwal, head of clinical leadership and stakeholder management, from the National Electronic Health Transition Authority (NEHTA).

There are differences between backup and archive. It is clear that these are two different and complementary technologies. While most IT experts are familiar with backup, many are less comfortable with archive solutions. Here are 5 critical considerations in choosing an archive system.

it4 Group Australia has developed a cloud-based information management solution to meet the document management, processing, collaboration, compliance and security needs of small to medium business in Australia and New Zealand. The suite of cloud-based offerings include document capture, document management, invoice processing, workflow and erp integration.

When it comes to Electronic Document and Records Management for the Australian Government, it does not get any bigger than this.

HP has announced the end of the TRIM brand, with the Australian-developed record-keeping software it acquired in 2008 to be folded into HP's next-generation Records Manager 8.0 product.

Telstra has finalised an investment in Australian electronic health record specialist IP Health, which provides medical practitioners with access to complete patient information on their smartphones and tablets. 

Australia's DocsCorp has reached agreement with Chicago-based Datalogics to license core Adobe technologies in its range of products for document management.