John RoachOct 12, 2022
When designers at the toy company Mattel were asked recently to come up with a new Hot Wheels model car, they sought inspiration from DALL∙E 2, an AI system developed by OpenAI that creates custom images and art based on what people describe in plainspoken language.
Using the tool, designers can type in a prompt such as, “A scale model of a classic car” and DALL∙E 2 will generate an image of a toy vintage car, perhaps silver in color and with whitewall tires.
As a next step, the designer could erase the top of the car and then type, “Make it a convertible” and DALL∙E 2 will update the image of the car as a convertible. The designer can keep tweaking the design, asking DALL∙E 2 to try it in pink or blue, with the soft-top on, and on and on.
DALL∙E 2 is coming to Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service, by invitation, allowing select Azure AI customers to generate custom images using text or images, the company announced today at Microsoft Ignite, a conference for developers and IT professionals.
The availability of DALL∙E 2 through Azure OpenAI Service provides customers such as Mattel cloud AI infrastructure that blends the cutting-edge innovation of text-to-image generation with the compliance, responsible AI guardrails and certifications that Azure offers, Microsoft says.
The Mattel designers were able to generate dozens of images, each iteration sparking and refining ideas that could help design a final fleshed-out rendering of a new Hot Wheels model car.
“It’s about going, ‘Oh, I didn’t think about that!’” said Carrie Buse, director of product design at Mattel Future Lab in El Segundo, California. She sees the AI technology as a tool to help designers generate more ideas. “Ultimately, quality is the most important thing,” she noted. “But sometimes quantity can help you find the quality.”
Microsoft is also integrating DALL∙E 2 into its consumer apps and services starting with the newly announced Microsoft Designer app, and it will soon be integrated into Image Creator in Microsoft Bing.
The rollout of DALL∙E 2 across Microsoft products and services reflects how the company’s investment in AI research is infusing AI into everything it builds, produces and delivers to help everyone boost productivity and innovation.
Over the last 18 months, we’ve seen this transition in technology from proving that you can do things with AI to mapping it to actual scenarios and processes where it’s useful to the end user.
The trend is the result of nonlinear breakthroughs in AI capabilities achieved by bringing more compute to more data to train richer and more powerful models, according to Eric Boyd, Microsoft corporate vice president for AI Platform.
“The power of the models has crossed this threshold of quality and now they’re useful in more applications,” he said. “The other trend that we’re seeing is all the product developers are thinking through and understanding the ways that they can use AI in their products for both ease of use as well as saying, ‘Oh, I can make my product work better if I use AI.’”
DALL∙E 2 was trained on a supercomputer hosted in Azure that Microsoft built exclusively for OpenAI. The same Azure supercomputer was also used to train OpenAI’s GPT-3 natural language models and Codex, the model that powers GitHub Copilot and certain features in Microsoft Power Apps that run on Azure OpenAI Service. Azure also makes it possible for these AI tools to rapidly generate image, text or code suggestions for a person to review and consider using.
The addition of DALL∙E 2 builds on Microsoft and OpenAI’s ongoing partnership and expands the breadth of use cases within Azure OpenAI Service, the newest in the Azure Cognitive Services family currently in preview, which offers the security, reliability, compliance, data privacy and other enterprise-grade capabilities built into Microsoft Azure.
Other AI technologies developed by Microsoft and available through Azure Cognitive Services such as language translation, speech transcription, optical character recognition and document summarization are showing up in products and services such as Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Power Platform and Microsoft 365.
“Over the last 18 months, we’ve seen this transition in technology from proving that you can do things with AI to mapping it to actual scenarios and processes where it’s useful to the end user,” said Charles Lamanna, Microsoft corporate vice president of business applications and platform. “It’s the productization of these very large language models.”
These AI capabilities are aimed at eliminating tedious work and enabling employees to focus on higher-value tasks, such as freeing sales associates to engage in conversations with customers without having to take notes, Lamanna said. These new tools can also automate processes that currently eat up hours of people’s workdays such as writing summaries of sales calls and adding them to a client database.
“We can now inject AI that listens to our conversation and helps people be more productive by creating transcripts, capturing action items, doing summarization of the meeting, identifying common phrases or doing analysis about, ‘Am I a good listener?’” said Lamanna. “That required the advancement of the state-of-the-art AI and the advancement of these digital collaboration tools.”
Lamanna is focused on creating tools that enable anyone with a computing device to create their own AI-powered applications using the Microsoft Power Platform. For example, his team is rolling out a feature in Power Automate with AI powered copilot capabilities that allow people to use natural language to build workflow processes that connect various services running in the Microsoft cloud.
“Users in normal language can say, ‘Hey, whenever I get an email from my boss, send a text message to my phone and put a to-do in my Outlook,’” Lamanna explained. “They can just say that, and it gets generated automatically.”
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This ability to turn a sentence into a workflow dramatically expands the number of people who can create AI-powered software solutions, he said. People with a touch more technical know-how can further customize and refine their applications with low-code tools and graphical interfaces available in the Power Platform such as the intelligent document processing technology in AI Builder, he added.
A lawyer could use this technology to build a customized application that is triggered whenever a new contract is uploaded to the firm’s SharePoint site. This app could extract key information such as who wrote the contract, the parties involved and the industry sector and then email a summary of the contract with these details to lawyers in the firm who cover the sector or clients.
“That’s kind of magic,” said Lamanna, contrasting this type of AI automated workflow to how such tasks are typically accomplished today. “You check the SharePoint site, open a new file, and skim and try to summarize it to see if you have to do anything with it. AI is getting people out of this monotony and getting computers to do what’s best for them to do anyway.”
The digital transformation of the past several years has added to the flood of content that people around the world produce. Microsoft customers, for example, now add about 1.6 billion pieces of content every day to Microsoft 365. Think marketing presentations, contracts, invoices and work orders along with video recordings and transcripts of Teams meetings.
“They’re creating documents, they’re collaborating on them in Teams and they are storing them in SharePoint-powered experiences,” said Jeff Teper, Microsoft president of collaborative apps and platform. “What we want to do is integrate AI technologies with this content so clients can do more structured activities like contract approvals, invoice management and regulatory filings.”
That’s why Microsoft created Microsoft Syntex, a new content AI offering for Microsoft 365 that leverages Azure Cognitive Services and other AI technologies to transform how content is created, processed and discovered. It reads, tags and indexes content – whether digital or paper – making it searchable and available within specific applications or as reusable knowledge. It can also manage the content lifecycle with security and retention settings.
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For instance, TaylorMade Golf Company turned to Microsoft Syntex for a comprehensive document management system to organize and secure emails, attachments and other documents for intellectual property and patent filings. At the time, company lawyers manually managed this content, spending hours filing and moving documents to be shared and processed later.
With Microsoft Syntex, these documents are automatically classified, tagged and filtered in a way that’s more secure and makes them easy to find through search instead of needing to dig through a traditional file and folder system. TaylorMade is also exploring ways to use Microsoft Syntex to automatically process orders, receipts and other transactional documents for the accounts payable and finance teams.
Other customers are using Microsoft Syntex for contract management and assembly, noted Teper. While every contract may have unique elements, they are constructed with common clauses around financial terms, change control, timeline and so forth. Rather than write those common clauses from scratch each time, people can use Syntex to assemble them from various documents and then introduce changes.
“They need AI and machine learning to spot, ‘Hey, this paragraph is very different from our standard terms. This could use some extra oversight,’” he said.
“If you’re trying to read a 100-page contract and look for the thing that’s significantly changed, that’s a lot of work versus the AI helping with that,” he added. “And then there’s the workflow around those contracts: Who approves them? Where are they stored? How do you find them later on? There’s a big part of this that’s metadata.”
The availability of DALL∙E 2 in Azure OpenAI Service has sparked a series of explorations at RTL Deutschland, Germany’s largest privately held cross-media company, about how to generate personalized images based on customers’ interests. For example, in RTL’s data, research and AI competence center, data scientists are testing various strategies to enhance the user experience by generative imagery.
RTL Deutschland’s streaming service RTL+ is expanding to offer on-demand access to millions of videos, music albums, podcasts, audiobooks and e-magazines. The platform relies heavily on images to grab people’s attention, said Marc Egger, senior vice president of data products and technology for the RTL data team.
“Even if you have the perfect recommendation, you still don’t know whether the user will click on it because the user is using visual cues to decide whether he or she is interested in consuming something. So artwork is really important, and you have to have the right artwork for the right person,” he said.
Imagine a romcom movie about a professional soccer player who gets transferred to Paris and falls in love with a French sportswriter. A sports fan might be more inclined to check out the movie if there’s an image of a soccer game. Someone who loves romance novels or travel might be more interested in an image of the couple kissing under the Eiffel Tower.
Combining the power of DALL∙E 2 and metadata about what kind of content a user has interacted with in the past offers the potential to offer personalized imagery on a previously inconceivable scale, Egger said.
“If you have millions of users and millions of assets, you have the problem that you simply can’t scale it – the workforce doesn’t exist,” he said. “You would never have enough graphic designers to create all the personalized images you want. So, this is an enabling technology for doing things you would not otherwise be able to do.”
Egger’s team is also considering how to use DALL∙E 2 in Azure OpenAI Service to create visuals for content that currently lacks imagery, such as podcast episodes and scenes in audiobooks. For instance, metadata from a podcast episode could be used to generate a unique image to accompany it, rather than repeating the same generic podcast image over and over.

Along similar lines, a person who is listening to an audiobook on their phone would typically look at the same book cover art for each chapter. DALL∙E 2 could be used to generate a unique image to accompany each scene in each chapter.
Using DALL∙E 2 through Azure OpenAI Service, Egger added, provides access to other Azure services and tools in one place, which allows his team to work efficiently and seamlessly. “As with all other software-as-a-service products, we can be sure that if we need massive amounts of imagery created by DALL∙E, we are not worried about having it online.”
No AI technology has elicited as much excitement as systems such as DALL∙E 2 that can generate images from natural language descriptions, according to Sarah Bird, a Microsoft principal group project manager for Azure AI.
“People love images, and for someone like me who is not visually artistic at all, I’m able to make something much more beautiful than I would ever be able to using other visual tools,” she said of DALL∙E 2. “It’s giving humans a new tool to express themselves creatively and communicate in compelling and fun and engaging ways.”
Her team focuses on the development of tools and techniques that guide people toward the appropriate and responsible use of AI tools such as DALL∙E 2 in Azure AI and that limit their use in ways that could cause harm.
To help prevent DALL∙E 2 from delivering inappropriate outputs in Azure OpenAI Service, OpenAI removed the most explicit sexual and violent content from the dataset used to train the model, and Azure AI deployed filters to reject prompts that violate content policy.
In addition, the team has integrated techniques that prevent DALL∙E 2 from creating images of celebrities as well as objects that are commonly used to try to trick the system into generating sexual or violent content. On the output side, the team has added models that remove AI generated images that appear to contain adult, gore and other types of inappropriate content.
We’re designing the interfaces to help users … use this tool to get the representation they want.
DALL∙E 2 is still subject to a challenge that many AI systems encounter: the system is only as good as the data used to train it. Without the benefit of context that provides insight to user intent, less descriptive prompts to DALL-E 2 can surface biases embedded in the training data – text and images from the internet.
That’s why Bird is working with Microsoft product teams to teach people how to use DALL∙E 2 in ways that help them achieve their goals – such as using more descriptive prompts that help the AI system better understand what results they’re after.
“We’re designing the interfaces to help users be more successful in what it’s generating, and sharing the limitations today, so that users are able to use this tool to get the representation that they want, not whatever average representation exists on the internet,” she said.
Buse recently joined the Mattel Future Lab, which is exploring ideas such as the metaverse and NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, to expand the reach of the toy business. She’s using DALL∙E 2 as a tool to help her imagine what these virtual experiences could look like.
“It’s fun to poke around in here to think about what would come up in a virtual world based on – pick a descriptor – a forest, mermaids, whatever,” she said, explaining that DALL∙E 2 is helping her team predict this future. “How do you predict the future? You keep feeding yourself more information, more imagery and thoughts to try and imagine how this would come together.”
Boyd, the Microsoft corporate vice president for Azure Platform, said DALL∙E 2 and the family of large language models that underpins it are unlocking this creative force across customers. The AI system is fuel for the imagination, enabling users to think of new and interesting ideas and bring them alive in their presentations and documents.
“What is most exciting, I think, is we’re just scratching the surface on the power of these large language models,” he said.
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Top image: Mattel toy designers are investigating how to use images generated by DALL∙E 2 in Azure OpenAI Service to help inspire new Hot Wheels designs. By typing plain language prompts like “A DTM race car like a hot rod” or “A Bonneville salt flats racer like a DTM race car,” they can generate multiple images to help spark creativity and inform final designs. 
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Last November, the document management company NetDocuments acquired Afterpattern, a no-code toolkit that law firms and legal teams can use to build apps and automate legal documents and workflows, promising at the time that it would be natively integrated into the NetDocuments platform.
Today, that promise comes to fruition, as NetDocuments releases PatternBuilder, a document and workflow automation tool that enables law firms, legal teams, and the public sector to automate their expertise and processes so they can be repeated predictably.
While PatternBuilder’s functionality is much the same as the Afterpattern product, the significant difference is that it is native to the NetDocuments platform, meaning that it is directly available for NetDocuments’ customers to use directly within the platform in which they are already working.
PatternBuilder’s App Builder provides several built Page Blocks to choose from, making it easier to build apps while also enabling users to create the complex interactions needed in legal document automation such as looping and iterations.
“Built directly into the NetDocuments platform, organizations of all sizes will be able to leverage this new capability while inheriting all of the security, governance and accessibility benefits of being in the cloud,” said Josh Baxter, NetDocuments CEO.
The core use case for PatternBuilder is to enable legal professionals to replicate and automate their unique templates and processes so that they are done consistently every time.
With the product built natively into NetDocuments, it enables firms to embed document assembly directly within the document management system, populating user inputs into Word and PDF documents and then automatically saving those documents into the folder or workspace the user chooses.
PatternBuilder Global Apps Page enables apps to be run from within the NetDocuments browser interface. All menu options shown are rights dependent and fully configurable at a granular level.
NetDocuments says that PatternBuilder has several unique features that make it easy for its customers to get started with automation:
“Being able to automate both simple and complex documents and tasks, as well as manage and implement these new applications, is critical for legal professionals and their support teams,” said Dan Hauck, NetDocuments chief product officer. “PatternBuilder gives organizations the ability to scale their expertise and consistently deliver their best work.”
PatternBuilder is officially launching today in the United States and will be rolled out to other regions during September, the company said.
It is being sold as an add-on product with the NetDocuments’ DELIVER solution, which consists of tools and features designed to enable legal organizations to safely organize, package and share content with clients, customers, outside counsel, and other internal and external groups.
NetDocuments says it plans to continue to enhance and add features to PatternBuilder. Over the next few months, it said, it will release the ability for users to:
Current Afterpattern customers will be able to continue using the product. However, Afterpattern will no longer accept new customers.
 
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Pune, India, Oct. 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The global document management services market is likely to reach USD 57.56 billion by 2027 owing to rapid adoption of cloud-based technologies. Besides, the market will register a CAGR of 6.9% between 2020 and 2027 according to Fortune Business Insights, latest report, titled “Document Management Services Market Size, Share, Growth, Insights & COVID-19 IMPACT Analysis, By Services (Archiving and Storage, Imaging and Scanning, Printing, Mailroom Services and Others), By End-user (Medical, Financial, Government, Audit & Consulting, Corporate, Telecommunication, and Insurance & Re-insurance) and Regional Forecast, 2020-2027” 
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Document management services are vital to organize all the important document and data in one place. In addition to this, these services efficiently keep a track on all the important documents, while speeding up the performance of an organization. Furthermore, it is accurate and provides access to the documents at any given time from any part of the globe. Today, there has been a paradigm shift towards digitalization that is propelling the companies to move beyond paper document and adopt electronic document management systems (EDMS). Moreover, the electronic system has automated the complete work process, thereby, saving time and effort.
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Geographically, the market comprises of several regions affecting the market growth during the forecast period. They are:
North America: The region held the largest share at USD 13.76 Billion in 2019 and is expected to dominate the market during the projected horizon. This is ascribable to factors such as presence of major companies such as Oracle Corporation and Access. Furthermore, rising adoption of the services by the end-user industries such as healthcare and BFSI is expected to propel North America to hold highest document management services market revenue between 2020 and 2027.
Asia-Pacific: The market in this region is likely to rise significantly during the forecast period. This is attributable to factors such as improved IT infrastructures in countries such as China, and India. Furthermore, advancement in business process services in Asia-Pacific will positively affect the market growth in the forthcoming years.
Europe: On the other hand, Europe is anticipated to register augmented growth owing to adoption of strategies such as collaboration by the companies to expand their business during the forecast period.
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Adoption of Technology Such as Cloud-Based amid COVIID-19 to Spur Demand
Technological advancement has led to emergence of efficient and reliable services such as cloud-based management. Additionally, cloud-based applications provide a seamless user experience and provides high-level flexibility to manage work for the organizations across the globe. The global pandemic, COVID-19 has gripped the whole world with widespread effects over several economies. Several governments around the world have called for lockdown to contain the disease and majority of people are working remotely. This has surged the demand for cloud-based services manifold in this testing times. Major companies are adopting the services that are robust and reliable to keep continuing the operational activities of their businesses. For instance, in May 2020, King & Wood Mallesons, a global international law firm, announced its adoption of iManage Cloud for its offices in Europe, Middle East, and United States. Darren Brown, IT Head of the company, said on the sidelines of the development, “Our firm is a strong believer of the future belonging to cloud, and are impressed with iManage cloud’s tremendous impact on our productivity, significant reduction in operational overheads, and its ability to access remotely.”
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The Document Management Services Market report includes an exhaustive study of several factors such as drivers, restraints, challenges, and opportunities that will affect the growth of the market in the forthcoming years. The report covers regional demographics that include qualitative and quantitative information about the regions that are further divided into nations that are contributing to the growth of the market between 2019 and 2026. Furthermore, the competitive landscape has been discussed in-depth that include information of several players operating in the market. Moreover, information on the adoption of strategies such as merger and acquisition, collaboration, partnerships, and joint ventures by the companies that will drive the growth of the market has been included during the projected horizon.
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According to the report, there are several companies operating in the market striving to gain major market share and outshine their rivals in the competitive marketplace.  They are doing so by adopting strategies such as merger and acquisition, collaboration, and joint ventures, among others and maintain market stronghold in the forthcoming years. For instance, in April 2018, Exela Technologies Inc., a U.S.-based automation provider, announced its acquisition of the German-based document management company, Asterion International Group. This acquisition is expected to expand the company’s operation and product offering across Europe. Furthermore, it will enable access to Asterion’s consumers to Exela’s document management solutions.
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Tiki Wiki CMS (opens in new tab) is a powerful open-source content management system that can be used to create websites, intranet, and web applications. It’s known as Tiki for short.
Tiki functions particularly well as a web-based collaboration tool, and its modular nature allows you to create all manner of websites. For instance, you can add articles, forums, image galleries, quizzes, chats, webmail, and FAQs to your Tiki site.
As Tiki is open source, you can install and use it on your own web hosting at no cost. To better facilitate this, TechRadar has teamed up with Hostinger (opens in new tab) to offer a free shared hosting deal.
The quickest way to start using Tiki is to install it using Hostinger’s Auto Installer. In the Hostinger web administration panel menu, browse to Auto Installer and choose Other. Select Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware from the list.
On the first page of the wizard, you’ll be asked to enter a name for your website and to set administration login details. You can specify the site to be installed in a subdirectory and choose which MySQL database to use.
The second page of the wizard asks which version of Tiki you want to install and whether you want the software to update automatically. Click Install when you’re finished choosing your preferred settings.

On the Auto Installer page, right-click on Tiki and choose Manage. You’ll be taken to the home page for your Tiki installation. You can edit this page later. For now, click on Log in and enter the administrator user credentials you created in step 1.

You are now offered several options for setting up your Tiki site further. Click Start the Wizardry to begin the Configuration Profiles Wizard. 
This wizard presents several commonly used template sites to choose from. For instance, you can choose to apply the Company Intranet profile to set your Tiki site to include sections for company news, file repository, and wiki. Or, you could choose Personal Blog and Profile so your site will include a blog, image gallery, RSS integration, and a video log.
Besides these large template profiles, you can also choose to apply smaller profiles that only change certain elements of your Tiki site. You can apply multiple profiles at the same time to customize your site further.

After applying your preferred profile(s), log out and log back into your Tiki site. Select Start Configuration Wizard. This wizard includes all the most common preferences you’ll typically want to change on your Tiki site to make it your own.
The wizard has 18 pages in total, but the pages available to you depend on the features you currently have enabled. For example, if you applied the Small Business Presence profile in step three, File Storage settings will not be covered in the Configuration Wizard because you’re not using that feature.
Run through each page, choosing the right option for your project, and click Save and Continue until you’ve completed the Configuration Wizard.

Further configuration can be performed in the admin menu. Click on the blue cog at the top of the page and click on Features. Here, you can choose a list of features to enable or disable.
By clicking on Control Panels in the System Menu, you can alter the settings of each of the features you enabled.

Browse to any page on your Tiki site and you can click on the Edit button to alter the page’s content.
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Polish startup building a solution for traditional document management transition to web 3.0 world, DoxyChain has raised €2.2 million to speed up security, transparency, and business workflow automation.
The early seed round was led by Level2 Ventures and backed by CV VC, Satus Starter, and Müller Medien. The fresh capital infusion will support further product development and foreign expansion to the European and U.S. markets.
Founded in 2019, DoxyChain offers infrastructure for documents, combining traditional frontends with Web 3.0 features. Talking about what’s in the pipeline in the coming months, Gabriel Dymowski, CEO and Co-founder of DoxyChain informed: “In October, we are launching DoxyCert and DoxyConnect. DoxyCert is a toolkit that allows clients to issue blockchain certificates, also as NFTs, which will be used as undeniable proof of authenticity or ownership. The second major platform feature is DoxyConnect, which will serve like a data room. Built on the blockchain, it lets the parties of a document exchange transact in a secure and easy way never seen before.”
Piotr Żelazko, CTO and co-founder of DoxyChain said: “The startup is now building a modular infrastructure that allows clients to develop their own tailored advanced workflows and use cases on top of it. Such an infrastructure will be our seed milestone.”
“The main economic value relies on process automation with smart contracts. Instead of building costly blockchain foundations software developers will focus on improving processes and user interfaces, leaving entire decentralisation and automation to DoxyChain,” added Adam Rudowski, co-founder of Level2 Ventures fund.
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There are many ways that project management can contribute positively to audit quality. It can assist with the management of the audit team and associated resources, with aspects of audit planning, execution and completion, internal and external collaborations and communications, optimising the economics of engagements, and more. When the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) reviewed results of root cause analysis (RCA) of audit weaknesses the shortlist of findings included ‘ineffective project management’.
In a previous Audit & Beyond article, we looked at How to improve audits with project management (at tinyurl.com/AB-Project-Manage). We considered the importance of audit project management, what a framework for this might look like and offered tips to assist firms in shaping and enhancing their approach. In this article we turn our attention to software.
Software can potentially be used to address various aspects of audit project management and this is reflected in the many different types of software and tech-enabled services that may be used to support and enable this. The approach you take will depend on many factors relating to the specific circumstances of your firm. These include, but are unlikely to be restricted to:
It may seem obvious, but for the avoidance of doubt it’s worth stating that when considering technology to enhance aspects of audit project management, the options are not limited to the sorts of tools that come neatly labelled or categorised as ‘project management software’ or specifically signpost their ‘project management’ functionality. For those who want to research and assess a range of options, a brief overview may be helpful.
Depending on the particular circumstances, preferences and priorities of your firm, you may or may not want or need to consider software and services from some or all of the following product groupings (being mindful that some products or services may sit comfortably in more than one grouping). To increase the utility of the following groupings, some of the many available products are offered as ‘examples’, but inclusion does not equate with recommendation.
1. Accountancy-specific and audit-specific systems with functionality that can (be accessed or switched on to) assist with aspects of audit project management.
Examples include the suites of tools provided by the likes of CaseWare and Iris, offering tools for practice management, audit automation and a great deal more accountancy-specific assistance. Karbon is another example, with its collaborative work management platform for accountants. Then there are audit management systems such as Circit and Wolters Kluwer TeamMate, and digital audit platforms such as Inflo.
2. Specialist project management systems that are not sector-specific. The term ‘project management software’ is used to describe software that can be used to manage a project with a start date, an end date and a deliverable (often including workflow automation functionality). You’ll also find the term being used to describe tools for managing ongoing work/workflow and collaboration (although the latter is also in category 3, below).
Examples of project management systems include: Asana, Ganttpro, Height, Hive, Microsoft (MS) Project, Monday, Teamworks, Trello, Smartsheet and Zoho Projects.
3. Software that addresses specific problems or use cases that could assist with some aspects of audit project management.
Some of these function in isolation, and some can be connected to work with other systems, and some ‘add-ons’ operate only when connected to another system or systems (often, with the support of the application programming interfaces, more widely referred to as APIs).

When it comes to the automation of aspects of audit project management, examples range far and wide, from tools that can be used to manage and automate parts of the bank confirmation process (Confirmation), through those that keep engagement financials on track (Dayshape), to tools that enable secure online document sharing – and they are just a few of the many possibilities.
The latter product category alone includes myriad variations on the theme. Suralink, for example, offers a request list and document workflow platform that auditors can use to automate and organise their requests, share documents and track progress. There are also numerous data room and data vault tools and platforms that can be used to securely share and track documents. At one end of the spectrum are relatively simple solutions such as Dropbox Vault; at the other end are the various multifaceted options offered by providers such as Citrix and Microsoft.
4. General-purpose spreadsheets, some of which offer built-in and/or bolt-on functionality that may be used by auditors (and other professionals) for aspects of project management.
As well as the ubiquitous MS Excel, spreadsheet examples include Apple Numbers, Google Sheets and Zoho Sheets, to name but a few.
If your firm is an MS 365 subscriber, you may want to explore MS add-ins for Excel and Teams; this may come in useful for some aspects of audit project management, such as task allocation. Look out for Planner, Tasks by Planner and To Do, which will eventually be renamed as Tasks. Why pay for additional products and services if you don’t need to?
By virtue of its flexibility, the spreadsheet offers almost limitless possibilities. It could be as simple as entering your budget, task list, audit phases, man hours and other things you want to track into multiple sheets. Or you may want to create a visual timeline chart to help you map out a schedule and phases for each audit engagement. If you think a Gantt chart might help with progress tracking, use Excel to create one.

5. Low-code and no-code workflow and business process management tools and platforms that can be used to model, develop/build and deploy automated workflow and processes – both simple and complex – by people with little or no formal coding expertise. These typically work on the ‘drag and drop’, visual design principle. Pre-built functionality and re-usable components that represent particular steps or capabilities can all be connected to create workflows, automate processes and build complex applications. Some of the categories above offer this potential for use with their products so that users can extend and or tailor the functionality already on offer. There are also standalone low-code and no-code tools available.
A recent two-page Audit & Beyond article explored the audit automation possibilities of no-code and low-code tools, so we won’t go into any more detail here.
None of the grouping types or products mentioned are necessarily better or worse than each other, or better able to meet your firm’s needs; there are simply too many variables to consider.

As with many software-related decisions, somebody in your firm will need to do some research. When assessing and comparing products, be sure to consider matters such as: ease of use and implementation, features, functionality, privacy and security, customer support and cost. These can all vary widely.
At some point on your journey, try to make time to explore products that are available as free versions and/or for time-limited free trials, particularly if you are a sole practitioner or in a small firm. It’s worth noting that some of the most expensive products are also the most fully featured and the most complex, so the price and the learning curve can be pretty high.
There’s a great deal of information available online to inform your decision-making process. Watch free demonstrations and check out what’s being said by members of user groups and product groups on social media. There are numerous product-related tutorials available from providers and ‘how to’ tips from users, and you can learn a lot from reviews. Hopefully, this article will equip you with some basic information to get you started.
“Be warned, project management is about a lot more than using software to plan and coordinate activities. IT is a useful tool, but can’t do the entire job for you.”

“Project management tools show us where things are with the audit, to avoid late surprises. They mean audit teams have a better understanding of the status of the audit at any point in the audit process.”

“Using workflow software to set up predefined sequences of steps for some processes and tasks can make things easier for those who are new to the audit team or less experienced.”

“We’ve got better at communicating our expectations to clients during the audit. Better project management technology means we can say: ‘You know what, you’ve not given us these things yet.’”
“If you haven’t used project management software, it’s hard to understand the appeal. There are free online offerings you can play with.”
“A lot of our time is spent in project management. We’ve got a lot of project management tools, so we can actually see the status of the audit.” 
“Our project management tools monitor the status of the repository for deliverables and automatically send alerts to remind the client what’s outstanding.”
“When project management is not given the focus it needs, this can lead to inefficiencies within our audit work, which can have both commercial and, more importantly, risk implications.”
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Microsoft has launched Microsoft Syntex, a rebranding of the application as the company transforms it into a set of content apps, low-code tools and services that uses AI to streamline how organizations work with content.
Part of a new category of technology that Microsoft calls “content AI,” Microsoft Syntex—announced at the company’s Ignite conference Wednesday, and formerly called SharePoint Syntex—uses AI to automatically read, tag and index large volumes of content, connecting it where it’s needed in context and integrating offerings from across the Microsoft Cloud, from Microsoft 365 (the newly rebranded Office 365) and Azure to Power Platform and Microsoft Purview.
As processes have become increasingly digitized during the past 10 years or so, a growing number of businesses have moved all their documents into the cloud. Jeff Teper, president of collaborative apps and platforms at Microsoft, says that for Microsoft 365, that rate has grown tenfold over the last five years alone, with an average of 1.6 billion documents added to Microsoft 365 every day.
While moving toward a paperless society brought with it the promise of efficiency, the number of documents now being stored digitally has reached a critical point, meaning people are wasting vital time searching and sifting through digital files to find necessary information. Furthermore, organizations are estimated to spend $46 billion a year storing and managing content from which they derive little value.
“It’s not to say you shouldn’t have lawyers review contracts, but if you can have the AI scan a 200-page contract and say: ‘These are the three clauses that changed from the boilerplate,’ that can dramatically save companies time and money,” Teper said.
Microsoft Syntex supports more than 300 different types of content and comprises 11 capabilities. These are:
Larry Cannell, senior director analyst at Gartner said that rebranding SharePoint Syntex as Microsoft Syntex indicates that the new capabilities will play a broader role in Microsoft’s AI portfolio.
Cannell added that he’s skeptical of Microsoft’s use of “content AI” to describe Syntex, as its description of this market looks a lot like what the industry has called content management for years.
“Nevertheless, if the value is there, Syntex will give Microsoft customers more choice in meeting their content processing needs,” he said.
Teper explained that the technology Microsoft uses for its so-called prebuilt AI models, which include optical character recognition or language translation, have become increasingly refined as part of Azure Cognitive Services. This has allowed Microsoft to take platform capabilities from elsewhere in its technology stack and build them into Syntex.
However, while Microsoft is still offering APIs for professional developers, the company has tried to identify patterns that make it possible for customers to solve their unique needs without writing any custom code.
As a result, many of the capabilities that make up Microsoft Syntex employ the use of low code and no code, enabling users with little to no coding experience to get the most out of Microsoft Syntex.
Built on Microsoft’s Power Platform, a set of low-code tools for building apps, workflows, AI bots, and data analytics, Teper explains that the coding capabilities  will allow users to easily create workflows and automate business processes in a way that allows them to be tailored to their exact needs.
“Success with this integration will be more dependent on Power Automate’s resiliency than Syntex’s ability to call a flow,” Gartner’s Cannell said, adding that although he is intrigued by Syntex’s integration with Power Automate, it’s still unclear if customers will embrace the use of a no-code solution built into their mainstream content processes.
Microsoft Syntex is available now, including document processing, annotation, content assembly, content query, accelerators and more. More services are coming to public preview later this year with the rest to follow in 2023.
Microsoft will also be introducing a consumption business model for Syntex, allowing customers to scale up the family of services to best suit their needs.
Charlotte Trueman is a staff writer at Computerworld. She joined IDG in 2016 after graduating with a degree in English and American Literature from the University of Kent. Trueman covers collaboration, focusing on videoconferencing, productivity software, future of work and issues around diversity and inclusion in the tech sector.
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Detailed TOC of Global HR Document Management Software Market Insights and Forecast to 2028
1 HR Document Management Software Market Overview
1.1 Product Overview and Scope of HR Document Management Software
1.2 HR Document Management Software Segment by Type
1.3 HR Document Management Software Segment by Application
1.4 Global Market Growth Prospects
1.4.1 Global HR Document Management Software Revenue Estimates and Forecasts (2017-2028)
1.4.2 Global HR Document Management Software Production Capacity Estimates and Forecasts (2017-2028)
1.4.3 Global HR Document Management Software Production Estimates and Forecasts (2017-2028)
1.5 Global Market Size by Region
1.5.1 Global HR Document Management Software Market Size Estimates and Forecasts by Region: 2017 VS 2021 VS 2028
1.5.2 North America HR Document Management Software Estimates and Forecasts (2017-2028)
1.5.3 Europe HR Document Management Software Estimates and Forecasts (2017-2028)
1.5.4 China HR Document Management Software Estimates and Forecasts (2017-2028)
1.5.5 Japan HR Document Management Software Estimates and Forecasts (2017-2028)
2 Market Competition by Manufacturers
2.1 Global HR Document Management Software Production Capacity Market Share by Manufacturers (2017-2022)
2.2 Global HR Document Management Software Revenue Market Share by Manufacturers (2017-2022)
2.3 HR Document Management Software Market Share by Company Type (Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3)
2.4 Global HR Document Management Software Average Price by Manufacturers (2017-2022)
2.5 Manufacturers HR Document Management Software Production Sites, Area Served, Product Types
2.6 HR Document Management Software Market Competitive Situation and Trends
2.6.1 HR Document Management Software Market Concentration Rate
2.6.2 Global 5 and 10 Largest HR Document Management Software Players Market Share by Revenue
2.6.3 Mergers and Acquisitions, Expansion
3 Production Capacity by Region
3.1 Global Production Capacity of HR Document Management Software Market Share by Region (2017-2022)
3.2 Global HR Document Management Software Revenue Market Share by Region (2017-2022)
3.3 Global HR Document Management Software Production Capacity, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2017-2022)
3.4 North America HR Document Management Software Production
3.4.1 North America HR Document Management Software Production Growth Rate (2017-2022)
3.4.2 North America HR Document Management Software Production Capacity, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2017-2022)
3.5 Europe HR Document Management Software Production
3.5.1 Europe HR Document Management Software Production Growth Rate (2017-2022)
3.5.2 Europe HR Document Management Software Production Capacity, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2017-2022)
3.6 China HR Document Management Software Production
3.6.1 China HR Document Management Software Production Growth Rate (2017-2022)
3.6.2 China HR Document Management Software Production Capacity, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2017-2022)
3.7 Japan HR Document Management Software Production
3.7.1 Japan HR Document Management Software Production Growth Rate (2017-2022)
3.7.2 Japan HR Document Management Software Production Capacity, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2017-2022)
4 Global HR Document Management Software Consumption by Region
4.1 Global HR Document Management Software Consumption by Region
4.1.1 Global HR Document Management Software Consumption by Region
4.1.2 Global HR Document Management Software Consumption Market Share by Region
4.2 North America
4.2.1 North America HR Document Management Software Consumption by Country
4.2.2 United States
4.2.3 Canada
4.3 Europe
4.3.1 Europe HR Document Management Software Consumption by Country
4.3.2 Germany
4.3.3 France
4.3.4 U.K.
4.3.5 Italy
4.3.6 Russia
4.4 Asia Pacific
4.4.1 Asia Pacific HR Document Management Software Consumption by Region
4.4.2 China
4.4.3 Japan
4.4.4 South Korea
4.4.5 China Taiwan
4.4.6 Southeast Asia
4.4.7 India
4.4.8 Australia
4.5 Latin America
4.5.1 Latin America HR Document Management Software Consumption by Country
4.5.2 Mexico
4.5.3 Brazil
5 Segment by Type
5.1 Global HR Document Management Software Production Market Share by Type (2017-2022)
5.2 Global HR Document Management Software Revenue Market Share by Type (2017-2022)
5.3 Global HR Document Management Software Price by Type (2017-2022)
6 Segment by Application
6.1 Global HR Document Management Software Production Market Share by Application (2017-2022)
6.2 Global HR Document Management Software Revenue Market Share by Application (2017-2022)
6.3 Global HR Document Management Software Price by Application (2017-2022)
7 Key Companies Profiled
7.1 Company
7.1.1 HR Document Management Software Corporation Information
7.1.2 HR Document Management Software Product Portfolio
7.1.3 HR Document Management Software Production Capacity, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2017-2022)
7.1.4 Main Business and Markets Served
7.1.5 Recent Developments/Updates
8 HR Document Management Software Manufacturing Cost Analysis
8.1 HR Document Management Software Key Raw Materials Analysis
8.1.1 Key Raw Materials
8.1.2 Key Suppliers of Raw Materials
8.2 Proportion of Manufacturing Cost Structure
8.3 Manufacturing Process Analysis of HR Document Management Software
8.4 HR Document Management Software Industrial Chain Analysis
9 Marketing Channel, Distributors and Customers
9.1 Marketing Channel
9.2 HR Document Management Software Distributors List
9.3 HR Document Management Software Customers
10 Market Dynamics
10.1 HR Document Management Software Industry Trends
10.2 HR Document Management Software Market Drivers
10.3 HR Document Management Software Market Challenges
10.4 HR Document Management Software Market Restraints
11 Production and Supply Forecast
11.1 Global Forecasted Production of HR Document Management Software by Region (2023-2028)
11.2 North America HR Document Management Software Production, Revenue Forecast (2023-2028)
11.3 Europe HR Document Management Software Production, Revenue Forecast (2023-2028)
11.4 China HR Document Management Software Production, Revenue Forecast (2023-2028)
11.5 Japan HR Document Management Software Production, Revenue Forecast (2023-2028)
12 Consumption and Demand Forecast
12.1 Global Forecasted Demand Analysis of HR Document Management Software
12.2 North America Forecasted Consumption of HR Document Management Software by Country
12.3 Europe Market Forecasted Consumption of HR Document Management Software by Country
12.4 Asia Pacific Market Forecasted Consumption of HR Document Management Software by Region
12.5 Latin America Forecasted Consumption of HR Document Management Software by Country
13 Forecast by Type and by Application (2023-2028)
13.1 Global Production, Revenue and Price Forecast by Type (2023-2028)
13.1.1 Global Forecasted Production of HR Document Management Software by Type (2023-2028)
13.1.2 Global Forecasted Revenue of HR Document Management Software by Type (2023-2028)
13.1.3 Global Forecasted Price of HR Document Management Software by Type (2023-2028)
13.2 Global Forecasted Consumption of HR Document Management Software by Application (2023-2028)
13.2.1 Global Forecasted Production of HR Document Management Software by Application (2023-2028)
13.2.2 Global Forecasted Revenue of HR Document Management Software by Application (2023-2028)
13.2.3 Global Forecasted Price of HR Document Management Software by Application (2023-2028)
14 Research Finding and Conclusion
15 Methodology and Data Source
15.1 Methodology/Research Approach
15.1.1 Research Programs/Design
15.1.2 Market Size Estimation
15.1.3 Market Breakdown and Data Triangulation
15.2 Data Source
15.2.1 Secondary Sources
15.2.2 Primary Sources
15.3 Author List
15.4 Disclaimer
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