Information Management stories - Page 7

M-Files highlights the importance of robust information management for remote working, with potential savings of up to $20,000 per worker per year.

Waikato Regional Council has upgraded its information management to OpenText systems, enhancing secure collaboration and efficiency for its 600+ employees.

The content management provider has data centres in Australia and New Zealand that deliver cloud solutions to local customers.

Micro Focus has launched Content Manager Select, a new SaaS version offering enterprise content management with a flexible subscription model.

OpenText's portfolio of Information Management solutions will now be available as fully managed services on AWS.

OpenText enhances its cloud offerings with CE 20.2, featuring improved security, AI-powered analytics, and flexible cloud deployment options for businesses.

For the second time, InterSystems is a 2020 Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice for Operational Database Management Systems.

The companies announced new partnerships, services and product integrations to help customers move EIM workloads to Google Cloud.

A global M-Files survey reveals 82% of office workers blame poorly managed information systems for reduced productivity, urging a shift to modern solutions.

The company has been once again named as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Management.

American information management company Iron Mountain has made clear where in the world it's placing its bets.

Vertias has promoted Louis Tague to the top ANZ role of managing director for the information management vendor.

Commvault appoints Owen Taraniuk as new VP for Asia Pacific and Japan amid major company transition, aiming to drive growth with next-gen solutions.

Symantec appoints Ian McAdam as its new Pacific managing director, six months after Brenton Smith departed the role.

Freightways posted a 21 percent gain in first-half profit after lifting sales and fattening margins at its courier and information management units.

Freightways, the listed courier and data management company, will spend up to A$30 million on Australian information management firm LitSupport.

Certus Solutions restructures, splitting its growing Business Analytics and Information Management lines, and appoints new GMs to lead each division.

<strong>A new study shows Kiwi businesses understand the value of the information they hold but are struggling to manage, protect and get maximum value from it.

Analysts at Ovum predict the ANZ business software market will reach USD $7.3 billion by 2015, driven by rising adoption of software across all categories.

Certus acquires Focus to enhance IBM software and services across Australia and New Zealand, expanding its client base and service offerings.