What’s new in a.k.a.® Version 3.5.1?

What’s new in a.k.a.® version 3.5.1? We’ve given a.k.a.® a face lift… We’re excited about the new themes from Component One which give a.k.a.® a fresh new look, and align a.k.a.® more closely with the MS office themes that you’re familiar with. We’re...
a.k.a.® HP TRIM Integration

a.k.a.® HP TRIM Integration

Save hours of effort. a.k.a.® HP TRIM Integration delivers outstanding functionality for HP TRIM users to develop and maintain their recordkeeping tools.

Exchanging Data with HP TRIM, HP RM8 and CM9

This course is designed for HP TRIM / HP RM8 administrators who need to build, maintain and revise recordkeeping tools: classification plans, thesauri, and retention schedules.

a.k.a.® Data Exchange

a.k.a.® Data Exchange

Smart tools for transforming your data – import, export, upload, download. The a.k.a.® Exchange module enables you to publish your schemes into many different renditions. These including publishing to the web, to XML, to CSV, to specific formats for import into information systems and directly into information systems such as MS Exchange and MS SharePoint.

NSW Industry & Investment merges taxonomies with a.k.a.®

NSW Industry & Investment merges taxonomies with a.k.a.®

The NSW Department of Industry and Investment evolved from the merger of multiple government agencies, including Agriculture, Energy, Fisheries, Forestry, Mining, and State Development. Each agency brought it’s own classification scheme and retention schedule. These had to be merged into a single harmonised whole and uploaded into the department’s HP TRIM recordkeeping system. A new disposal authority (retention schedule) was also required to cover the new entity.

Territory Records Office builds whole of government tools

Territory Records Office builds whole of government tools

When the ACT Territory Records Office (TRO) was tasked with developing a whole-of-government classification scheme and retention schedule, they realized that, without suitable tools, the process was going to take several years. However with a.k.a.® as their primary development tool, the TRO team managed to complete most of this task in less than 2 years.

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