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| CONTENTS | October 2009 |
October 2009
Click on the links below to view items for October 2009
NewsTrack
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Team collaboration is the most common usage of SharePoint in UK higher education institutions
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IBM announces new search technology for audio-visual content
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Checklist provides guide to best practice for implementing OCR technology
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Survey finds UK falling behind overseas trading partners on information security
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Alfresco launches first open source RM software with DoD 5015.02 certification
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New BSI pocket guide shows how to implement data protection standard
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British Library helps researchers get to grips with ‘new ways of reading’
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BAE Systems signs up to enterprise-wide license for Active Navigation
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Records Management Society launches retention reference tool for local government
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ABBYY claims 'new heights' for latest professional OCR application
- Adobe unveils LiveCycle Enterprise Suite 2
Articles
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Why SaaS is the fix for what’s broken in ECM. In this article, the first of four, the author highlights some of the limitations and potential high costs associated with conventional ECM implementations and makes the case for adopting an alternative approach based on the SaaS (software-as-a-service) model. Dan Carmel
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Cloud computing—understanding the risks, and the questions to ask your service provider. A run-down on the risk and control aspects that cloud computing poses—and what important questions companies need to ask their cloud service provider. Adam Bosnian
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Future storage trends—what is on the horizon that will shape storage strategies tomorrow? The need for increased storage capacity and greater operational efficiencies, while containing or even reducing costs, presents storage managers with some difficult decisions. How can recent developments in storage technology help to ease the pain? Read on. Carla Arend
