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• AI to become next Australian Prime Minister?

  Over a quarter of Australians believe artificial intelligence (AI) would make better decisions than politicians, according to new research from OpenText.

• In pictures: Breakfast - Information governance in a digital world (Sydney)

  IT leaders gathered in Sydney for CIO Australia's event, Information governance in a digital world. The breakfast was sponsored by OpenText.​

• Why an information project became a cultural exercise at the Ministry for the Environment

  Implementing a cloud-based document management system successfully at New Zealand’s Ministry for the Environment was less about technology investment, and more about the cultural change required to get people on-board and on-side.

• Cochlear refines digital roadmap

  Australian hearing implant company, Cochlear, is refining its digital roadmap with investments in enterprise content management (ECM) system across core lines of business.

• OpenText takes data centre space in Sydney

  Enterprise information management software vendor OpenText has begun offering cloud services from the NTT Communications data centre in Sydney.

• Are CIOs losing power?

  A new study by Forrester illuminates the changing IT landscape, finding that the share of IT projects primarily or exclusively run by IT department will decline from 55 per cent in 2009 to 47 per cent in 2015.

• OpenText buys Operitel for learning software

  Open Text has purchased Operitel, maker of learning and portal software that is integrated with Microsoft SharePoint, the companies announced Tuesday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

• OpenText buys BPM vendor Global 360 for $260M

  Content management vendor OpenText is moving further into BPM (business process management) software, scooping up Global 360 for US$260 million, the company announced Wednesday.

• OpenText adds personnel directories to BPM suite

  As part of an update to its Metastorm BPM (business process management) software, content management software provider OpenText has added a personnel directory to its Metastorm Smart Business Workspace product.

• OpenText acquires mobile development vendor

  Content management software provider OpenText has acquired London-based mobile application development tool vendor WeComm, the companies announced Tuesday.