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June - July 2010

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NewsTrack
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Information Commissioners Office publishes new guidance for privacy online
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Scottish Ministers publish consusltation paper on improved management of public records
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ISO publishes two draft international records management standards for public review
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Wales leads €2.7 million digital collaboration project across Europe
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Worldwide survey highlights importance of digital preservation to ensure long-term access to data
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French research project set to improve cursive handwriting recognition
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Plustek announces new mobile scanner with 20-page automatic document feeder
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BancTec extends its European reach with the acquisition of Beta Systems ECM solutions GmbH
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UK software vendors overestimating understanding of cloud computing in SMEs
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ABBYY adds new features with launch of Recognition Server 3.0
- More than a million items being stored underground during city library refurbishment
Articles
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Tackling the online accessibility challenge. Increased legislation and enforcement makes it critical for companies to ensure that their websites are accessible, particularly to the visually impaired. The content and services available on websites are also critical and here the author deals with accessibility issues associated with PDF documents, especially in the context of high-volume, transactional statement providers. Jeff Mills
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Finding your voice quickly when you need it! Finding the relevant conversation amongst a myriad of voice recordings is difficult and time consuming. Here, Nigel Cannings describes an emerging technology that allows these recordings to be indexed reliably and searched for relevant content in the same way other files are searched. Nigel Cannings
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Ten things IT should be doing to manage unstructured data—but isn’t. Create and complete a ‘to do’ list that reduces the risk of unstructured data loss. David Gibson
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The fourth mobile service. Mobile communication has become a cornerstone of business over the past decade. But why do so few organisations look beyond email, voice and SMS? Why is instant messaging either not used at all or left for ad hoc user adoption? Either way it is almost exclusively relegated to internal PC to PC communication, despite the growing focus on enabling the mobile workforce. Tim Rea
Case Studies


