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Redland City Council selects Objective ECM

Queensland's Redland City Council has selected Objective ECM 8 as its next generation enterprise content management (ECM) platform. Objective ECM 8 will be deployed to 900 Redland City Council employees. 

ECM splashdown at Macquarie University

Neil Fraser's first days on the job as Macquarie University's new Director of Information in July 2010 were not some of his happiest. Macquarie University has a goal of moving 10 million assets from shared drives and other campus repositories into its centralised Alfresco Enterprise ECM platform by the end of 2014, however the journey began inauspiciously.

Council takes paperless path

Bayside City Council has implemented an EzeScan production batch scanning solution to assist with its long term migration towards electronic document and records management for over 500 users.

Workflow goes to University

Dhurakij Pundit University (DPU), one of the largest Thai private universities, has deployed K2 and SharePoint to automate business processes, increase efficiency and improve governance. 

Outback Rover helps sharpen satellite signals

A prototype autonomous vehicle, or rover, developed by CSIRO is helping scientists improve the accuracy of Earth observation satellites that provide valuable data to Australia's mining and agricultural industries. 

IBM puts in platform for NZ personal health records

IBM has implemented a new software platform for the New Zealand Ministry of Health to support the personalised health records for all patients throughout New Zealand. 

Lavan Legal looks to the cloud

Leading WA law firm Lavan Legal has become the first Australian legal industry customer for NetDocuments’ cloud-based platform for document and email management and collaboration.

Baker & McKenzie Jumps to Office 2010 and Embraces Templates

Baker & McKenzie is by some measures the world's largest law firm. Currently it has approximately 10,000 lawyers and support staff in 73 offices in 46 countries. The geographic distribution, and cultural and language differences, make any global system project challenging. But replacing a core system can be especially harrowing. 

Charity goes into the cloud to unite branches

Queensland Police Citizens Youth Welfare Association (QPCYWA) has become the latest organisation to sign up for TechnologyOne Cloud to integrate its Finance, Payroll and Human Resources (HR) systems across its 54 branches and more than 700 staff.

Paperless push by Victorian Supreme Court

Victoria's Supreme Court is to receive a new web-based case management system, known as RedCrest, after the state government announced $A675,000 funding for the initiative.

 

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