January 2006

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Editorial

• E-Government one year on: how are local authorities coping?

NewsTrack

• Cimtech News
• Bits 'n' PCs
• Publishers want to throw the book at Google
• Organising processes with TRIM Context and Singularity
• New strategic relationship for Microsoft and Open Text
• EASY does it for chartered accountants
• ITESOFT.Share: new DMS and workflow solution from capture to archiving
• The 2006 Irish census is counting on CACI
• RedDot Launches CMS 6.5 and LiveServer 2.3

Focus On E-Government

• RedDot helps bring 1,000 years of British history to the Web
• IDOX Software complies with PRO2002
• A real Asset for Manchester City Council
• Achieving shared services through Agilisys
• Objective selected by Oz Transport Safety Regulator
• Harborough no longer perplexed by text!

Articles

• Electronic document, records and content management in government One year on Complied by Anne Grimshaw
• E for evasion and efficiencyand e-government. Jeremy Bentley
• Councils clamour to measure website worthinesswith a look at how Bridgnorth went about it Colin Cooper
• Bringing Records Management to the EnterpriseDocuments, e-mail... all have to be managed and comply with legal requirements. Bassam Zarkout
• Freedom of InformationThe Data Dilemma: dealing with complex and dissimilar FOI requests. Chris Haden
• Searching for Clear and Present DataThe right search tools can help businesses find the right information and use it efficientl. Keith Ricketts

Case Studies

• Fast forward vision at Wakefield: Partnering with Comino to meet targets improves customer service. Lindsay Dransfield
• Being 'better connected' in Salford: E-enabling public services. Damian Hyland
• There's more to Sherwood than Robin Hood: Newark and Sherwood District Council implement a Hummingbird EDRMS
• From school travel surveys to exam papers: Kendata Autodata gives the right answers
• The Casey Group is safe as houses with ECM from the Content Group
• Scotsman.com online archive ... powered by Olive Software
• Long-term benefits at low costs: A virtual case study for the public sector. John Phillips

Book Reviews

• DRM in the Public Sector: Addressing Regulations, Delivering Service. A Technology Evaluation and Comparison Report by the Butler Group. Tony Hendley
• Two new legal admissibility codes from BSI: Information communicated electronically and linking electronic identity to documents. Roger Broadhurst

Abstracts

• Document, Content and Records Management in the press

What's On?

• Forthcoming events in the Document, Content and Records Management industry