2000 Press Releases10th October 2000
Objective Corporation Launches .html Knowledge Management
Service
Recently listed Objective Corporation (ASX code: OCL) today announced
that it will offer its suite of Objective Enterprise Knowledge Management
solutions as a managed.html Service. Objective software is rapidly becoming the product of choice in the corporate
and government knowledge management marketplace. Customers who have licensed
the software include the Federal Department of Defence, the federal Attorney
General's Department, Delta Electricity and biotech company Resmed. The new Managed.html Service will be hosted and managed end-to-end by
Objective Corporation and tailored to the needs of individual customers. Mr Tony Walls, Objective Corporation's CEO Asia Pacific, expects the
service to significantly expand the market for the company's products
by attracting new customers who appreciate the benefits of an.html business
model. "More and more companies and countries are realising the benefit
of leveraging information as knowledge which can give them true operational
and competitive benefits, " he said. "With our Managed.html Service, customers benefit from premium knowledge
management solutions while incurring operating expenditure rather than
capital expenditure. Furthermore, the customer's in house IT resources
are not tied up in implementing and managing the technology." Mr Walls said that the growing availability of affordable bandwidth globally,
and especially in the Asia Pacific region, had driven Objective Corporation's
.html strategy. "In the medium term, we will be able to manage.html services here
in Australia for customers around the world. Also, by taking responsibility
for the entire management process, we will be able to deliver an even
higher degree of service to our customers," he said. The company's Objective products manage vast quantities of information
which is not already part of a database, such as emails, soft and hard
copy documents, corporate records, spreadsheets and web pages. By structuring
this information effectively and making it easily accessible, organisations
can then capitalise on the knowledge it contains.
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