Hyland stories - Page 3

The content management provider has data centres in Australia and New Zealand that deliver cloud solutions to local customers.

TechDay interviewed Hyland director Eugene Chng about the company's contract management solution, which streamlines the entire contract lifecycle.

Blockchain goes beyond crypto, enabling secure, lifelong digital credential ownership and instant verification.

Hyland is pitching in to help organisations ride out the COVID-19 pandemic and relieve some of its effects on day-to-day business.

By cutting out the silos and shadow systems, financial organisations can increase operational efficiency and governance.

Adding content services to the picture can save time, make data accountability and governance easier, as well as add new levels of efficiency and collaboration.

Hyland expands document authentication capabilities with acquisition of blockchain innovator Learning Machine.

In 2020, Hyland has identified key trends in enterprise technology, including cloud services, blockchain, and automation, driving global growth and innovation.

MEDrefer allows general practitioners to select and send secure, traceable referrals to hospitals, specialists and allied health providers.

Hyland reveals how digital optimisation can streamline HR processes, reducing reliance on paper and enhancing data security and compliance in Australia.

Hyland demonstrates how content services can revolutionise Shared Services models, promoting efficiency, collaboration, and cost savings across departments.

Hyland has partnered with Blue Prism to offer access to Robotic Process Automation (RPA) solutions, aiming to enhance automation for customers.

Hyland unveils OnBase Foundation with new modern features and security updates for future-proof content services.

Content services provider Hyland has been dubbed a ‘leader’ in the Forrester Wave Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Content Platforms Q3 2019 report.

What was once a case of ‘build once, update seldom’ has changed to the point where constant pressure requires software to continuously evolve.

Success or failure in the sector is determined more and more by an organisation’s ability to respond to customer demand quickly and accurately.

Hyland has inaugurated two new data centres in Canada to enhance local hosting options, prioritising data sovereignty and robust security measures.

Relying on paper documentation is one of the largest gaps an enterprise faces, and also one of the hardest to police.

Hyland VP of Cloud Services Patrick Mulcahy talks about how the content management market has shifted as a result of cloud.

Hyland’s Bob Dunn outlines some considerations to ensure a move to the cloud is successful – including selecting the right provider.