November 2003

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Editorial

• From archaeology and Australia to insurance and public transport...

NewsTrack

• Cimtech News
• Churchill invests £1.5 million in call centre Enterprise Content Management deal delivered by Phoenix Technology Group
• Builders’ supplier Jewson selects Open Text to provide knowledge management platform
• North Bristol NHS Trust to launch Knowledge For Health Information Service
• ScanSoft's breakthrough-product: PDF Converter for Microsoft® Word
• McLaren announces Enterprise Engineer
• PS Financials launches workflow management system to remove admin burden on finance department
• Plasmon showcased UDO™ drives at Storage Expo 2003
• Simulacra helps Design Council create website from user perspective
• Paradatec releases v 1.7 of its OCR software PROSAR-AIDA
• Industry News: SWT forms OEM partnership with BancTec Europe/EMC announces plan to acquire Documentum/Kofax joins the Hummingbird Strategic Technology Alliance Program
• New BBI content editor for company information resources
• ‘Digital Archaeology’ rescues lost records for Danebury Hillfort—with implications for business
• Bits 'n' PCs

Articles

• The Enterprise Portal Landscape Part 2. John Secker
• Demystifying Tape Technologies. Volker Langer
• E-mail Recovery? Don’t rely on your backup! Andrew Barnes

Case Studies

• Newcastle Building Society selects Percussion's Rhythmyx content management system
• Bolingbroke & Wenley sits comfortably with document solutions from EASY SOFTWARE
• Defra selects Adobe e-Government solutions for UK online project
• FileNet case study 1: Mercer turns to FileNet's Business Process Manager for its £25 million administration transformation project. FileNet case study 2: Australia’s Department of Defence chooses FileNet Forms Manager as eForms Standard
• South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive implements an IDOX information management system

Product Review

• Convera RetrievalWare 8

What's on?

• Forthcoming events in Document, Content and Records Management