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  • Canto releases Roboflow & awards Databasics success

    Canto has launched an add-on product for its Cumulus digital asset management (DAM) software, RoboFlow, that provides a "watch folder" auto-cataloging and catalog synchronisation, and scriptable asset and metadata processing.

  • Epson unveils new business scanners

    Epson has unveiled new A4 sheet-fed simplex/duplex scanners that allow direct scanning to all Epson projectors or printers, and networked destinations such as SharePoint Server, Windows Shared Folders, WebDAV or FTP folders.

  • DocSolid releases KwikTag Legal

    An enterprise document scanning solution for the legal industry has been launched by US firm DocSolid, called KwikTag Legal, including features such as PDF/A conversion, colour document input, and advanced scalability.

    KwikTag integrates with with Autonomy iManage, Open Text eDocs, Worldox, Aderant, Elite and other document management systems.

  • Quick View 12 reveals hidden content

    Litigation support staff and eDiscovery professionals now can unlock hidden content quickly and cost-effectively with Version 12 of the Quick View Plus file-viewing software. Avantstar, a provider of desktop-file-viewing, content conversion and Web content management software, introduced the latest version at LegalTech New York 2012.

  • StorageCraft is Elite VMware ally

    StorageCraft has moved to the Elite level in the VMware Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program, designed to help technology vendors integrate their products with VMware virtualisation software.

  • IBM broadens device management to mobile

    IBM has introduced new software to help organisations better manage and secure the explosion of smartphones and tablets in the workplace, while also managing laptops, desktops and servers.

  • Microsoft helps bring in .PST from the wild

    Email governance just got easier with Microsoft's launch of a free tool that can locate .pst files wherever they are on a network and import them into Exchange Server or Exchange Online.

  • Google Docs goes offline on Android

    Google has released updates to it's Google Docs app for Android which allows users to make any of their Google Docs files available offline, automatically updating the offline files when users are on WiFi.

  • Epson shoots for mobile scanning

    Epson has launched a lightweight portable colour document scanner with one-touch scan-to-cloud capabilities and built-in TWAIN interface, the WorkForce DS-30.

  • Canto releases Roboflow & awards Databasics success

    Canto has launched an add-on product for its Cumulus digital asset management (DAM) software, RoboFlow, that provides a "watch folder" auto-cataloging and catalog synchronisation, and scriptable asset and metadata processing.

  • Epson unveils new business scanners

    Epson has unveiled new A4 sheet-fed simplex/duplex scanners that allow direct scanning to all Epson projectors or printers, and networked destinations such as SharePoint Server, Windows Shared Folders, WebDAV or FTP folders.

  • DocSolid releases KwikTag Legal

    An enterprise document scanning solution for the legal industry has been launched by US firm DocSolid, called KwikTag Legal, including features such as PDF/A conversion, colour document input, and advanced scalability.

    KwikTag integrates with with Autonomy iManage, Open Text eDocs, Worldox, Aderant, Elite and other document management systems.

  • Quick View 12 reveals hidden content

    Litigation support staff and eDiscovery professionals now can unlock hidden content quickly and cost-effectively with Version 12 of the Quick View Plus file-viewing software. Avantstar, a provider of desktop-file-viewing, content conversion and Web content management software, introduced the latest version at LegalTech New York 2012.

  • StorageCraft is Elite VMware ally

    StorageCraft has moved to the Elite level in the VMware Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program, designed to help technology vendors integrate their products with VMware virtualisation software.

  • IBM broadens device management to mobile

    IBM has introduced new software to help organisations better manage and secure the explosion of smartphones and tablets in the workplace, while also managing laptops, desktops and servers.

  • Microsoft helps bring in .PST from the wild

    Email governance just got easier with Microsoft's launch of a free tool that can locate .pst files wherever they are on a network and import them into Exchange Server or Exchange Online.

  • Google Docs goes offline on Android

    Google has released updates to it's Google Docs app for Android which allows users to make any of their Google Docs files available offline, automatically updating the offline files when users are on WiFi.

  • Epson shoots for mobile scanning

    Epson has launched a lightweight portable colour document scanner with one-touch scan-to-cloud capabilities and built-in TWAIN interface, the WorkForce DS-30.