With the extreme growth in data in every industry, whether it is healthcare, education or manufacturing, document imaging services are increasingly used in organizations to cope. With mammoth amounts of data, it is vital for industries to document the information methodically and develop a system that increases findability.
DocuLex recently announced that its WebSearch v. 4.0 document management software can execute document search and retrieval operations instantly for password protected PDF files. This new capability is valuable for organizations that are transferring and delivering files mainly via email or unsecure FTP, especially for highly confidential information.
IBM plans to launch new cloud-based storage, back-up and data recovery services for small businesses as well as larger enterprises. SmartCloud Resiliency Services will include SmartCloud Virtualized Server Recovery and Archive, and will be provided through servers and software located in IBM data centers worldwide.
Recent IDC research shows that worldwide revenue from public IT cloud services exceeded $16 billion in 2009 and is forecasted to reach $55.5 billion in 2014. I think it is safe to say that cloud services are here to stay.
Informatica has released its flagship product designed to handle the "big data" generated by today's transaction processing and social media systems, Informatica 9.1. Big in velocity, complexity and variety; big data is the hot topic.
Remember the new concept of the “paperless office?” Here we are decades later struggling with the same challenge of automating the storage processes and document management. Why is this so difficult to achieve?
Autonomy Corporation has announced that Schoenherr has selected Autonomy's flagship legal document management platform, iManage WorkSite, for the management of its mission-critical electronic information across its twelve offices in central Europe.