Document Management & Imaging, Digital Asset Management,Workflow Systems

As information drives our modern business environment, the value of data has never been higher for organisations.

Kyocera Document Solutions UK has signed a partnership with Softcat, the UK-based IT Value Added Reseller (VAR), which will enable Softcat to supply its customers with Kyocera’s print and document management solutions.

CloudM has enhanced its CloudMigrator product to include a powerful Mail Environment Scan feature.

IBML has announced that Mitie Document Management is capitalising on the performance of its ImageTrac scanners to expand the services it offers. In addition to digital mailroom and traditional back scanning projects, it will focus on delivering a broader portfolio of solutions to include invoice processing and HR document digitisation.

Kyocera Document Solutions UK has launched a new range of A4 monochrome ECOSYS products, designed to help companies manage their print output more securely and efficiently than ever before, while significantly reducing their environmental impact.

Y Soft Corporation and Brother have announced that YSoft SafeQ is now available as an embedded solution on Brother multifunctional devices. YSoft SafeQ provides organisations with centralised management of their print and document capture services.

DocAuthority, the document control solutions provider, has announced a partnership with IT solutions and professional services provider C-STEM. C-STEM supports business with consultancy, providing guidance on how to enhance productivity, maximise value and reduce operational and commercial risk across the entire IT estate.

PFU (EMEA) Limited, a Fujitsu company, the leading scanner manufacturer, has registered almost 400 new partners in the region within the last 12 months.

NHS bosses have been discovering the benefits of a Transalis solution for interoperable data management at a major London conference and expo.

New data has revealed that despite 85 per cent of UK employees needing access to corporate documents and information on their mobile device, over a third (38 per cent) claim that their organisations are unable to provide the access they need. This is according to research released by M-Files Corporation, the intelligent information management company.