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February, 2010
Media Release
New release of Trapeze Desktop (8.25) available
Trapeze 8.25 introduces a new annotation, the Recession Plane (Sun Angle). The newly introduced Recession Plane Measurement
Annotation tool can be used to determine the likely effects of 'shadowing' from/to neighboring structures when working with building plans.
February, 2008
Media Release
Law firms offered more cost effective solution for in-house, high volume redaction
LegalTech, New York City, 5 February, 2008 – The new Rapid Redact High Volume Server, released today, gives law firms and corporate counsel a more cost effective option to redact large volumes of documents in-house. Taking greater control of the redaction process can minimize the risks, time and costs involved.
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May, 2007
Media Release
RapidRedact riding massive US upsurge in redaction demand
With the US redaction market being driven by competing Freedom of Information and privacy compliance issues, New Zealand-based software house, Onstream Systems, is seeing a massive upsurge in demand for its industry leading RapidRedact™ product.
Besides US federal FOI demands the potential market for RapidRedact™ has been recently boosted by growing debate related to identity theft and the general public’s demands for the removal of social security numbers from public documents, according to OnstreamSystem’s CEO, Glyn Williams.
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October 30, 2005
Media Release
US based Fortune 500 insurance organization purchases RapidRedact™
The insurance organization, with more than 40,000 employees, has purchased and installed Onstream Systems’ redaction software, RapidRedact™.
Disclosing the purchase, the principal of Onstream Systems, David Kelly, said he was very pleased that a Fortune 500 company had chosen RapidRedact™ over competing products at a time in the US when robust, fail-safe redaction software was becoming a necessity for both Government and business.
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October 20, 2005
Media Release
WRSystems, Ltd. provides the key to installing sophisticated redaction software RapidRedact™ into a number of US Fortune 500 companies
The software could also prove a boon for Government organisations, legal firms and businesses forced to publish electronic information they hold without infringing privacy legislation and other reporting compliance obligations.
WRSystems Ltd, a highly respected US systems engineering, product development and information technology (IT) support services firm, signed a value-added reseller relationship with Onstream Systems Ltd earlier this year.
This relationship has provided Onstream Systems Ltd with the key to installing its sophisticated redaction software, RapidRedact™, into a number of US Fortune 500 companies.
It also has provided openings for this “fail-safe” software to be sold into the top echelons of US Government, business and industry, with WR Systems people already scheduled for installation and maintenance training in New Zealand.
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October 20, 2005
Media Release
A Real Step towards a paperless office using Trapeze technology
Trapeze CaptureTRIM™, a tightly integrated batch scanning system developed by Onstream Systems for use in TRIM Context, has been successfully implemented by the Transport Ticketing Authority in Melbourne. It is being used by the Authority to handle inwards correspondence and is about to be implemented in the Melbourne office of the Ombudsman of Victoria for the same purpose, bringing the long promised “paperless office” a major step nearer to reality.
The implementation of the newly developed software at the two sites has come as a result of the strong on-going business partnership between Wellington-based Onstream Systems and Tower Software, of Canberra, ACT.
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October 6, 2005
Media Release
NZ software could have saved Transit NZ
Transit NZ embarrassment and Kapiti Coast resident outrage through the accidental release of “secret” sensitive information could have been avoided through the use of easily-obtainable, economic Wellington software.
The outrage occurred when Kapiti Coast residents learned through “a technical glitch” that about 40 homes, numerous businesses and possibly a school might have to be demolished to make way for a proposed $730 million upgraded coastal highway.
The so-called technical glitch meant that blacked-out sections in online versions of a consultant's report issued by Transit and Greater Wellington Regional Council last month were revealed when copied into a word file.
The fact that the NZ-created software could have easily prevented the embarrassment was disclosed today by the principal of Wellington-based Onstream Systems Ltd, David Kelly. He said the unique software, RapidRedact™, launched last year in NZ, Australia, UK and the United States, provided a foolproof, failsafe method of "censoring or redacting sensitive information from documents before publication".
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May 18, 2005
The Independent
By Tim Donaghue
Kiwi Hacker–proof Software on Show
A New Zealand software company is promising governments worldwide its software will allow them to release documents knowing sensitive, deleted or obscured sections can never be hacked.
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May 10, 2005
The New Zealand Herald
By Owen Hembry
NZ software could have plugged leak on shooting
A New Zealand company says its software could have spared the American military major embarrassment when censored information about the death of an Italian secret agent was leaked last week.
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May, 2005
International Media Release
Onstream Systems’ RapidRedact ensures censored text remains unreadable
David Kelly, President and CEO of Onstream Systems, felt compelled to comment on recent media reports on the publication of classified text the US authorities censored from their 40 page report on the killing by US forces of an Italian Intelligence Agent at an Iraqi checkpoint.
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May, 2005
Local Media Release
Redaction software could have prevented US embarrassment
The US Military’s embarrassment at the “hacked” release of classified information, relating to the US killing in Iraq of an Italian intelligence agent, could have been avoided through using redaction software.
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November, 2004
Title News - American Land Title Association
England and New Zealand move records Online
Human beings, no matter what country we live in, like paper. Nowhere is this truer than with the legal documents that give us title to our own homes. But paper documents need to be physically transported, and transportation is slow - too slow for the modern world.
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November, 2004
Australasia Media release
New software will prevent sensitive information leaks
The launch of a new software package this month will allow publishers of electronic information to efficiently and securely prevent the release of sensitive information in documents released to the public.
This unique software, RapidRedact™, has been developed by Onstream Systems Ltd., a New Zealand based software development company with offices in the USA, the United Kingdom and Asia Pacific. “It will prove a boon for government organizations, legal firms and businesses forced to publish information without infringing privacy legislation and other reporting compliance obligations” according to the company’s marketing manager, Janice Roth.
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November, 2004
USA Media release
Onstream Systems Introduces RapidRedact to the US market
New software prevents sensitive information leaks, and aids compliance with privacy legislation requirements.
Today’s launch of a new software package allows publishers of electronic information to efficiently and securely prevent the release of sensitive information in documents released to the public.
This unique software, RapidRedact™, has been developed by Onstream Systems Ltd., a New Zealand software development company with offices in the USA, the United Kingdom and Asia Pacific.
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October 1, 2004
American City & Country Magazine
Cutting out paper records
The Laguna Beach, Calif., City Clerk's Department has installed a document imaging system to store paper and electronic records. The system is easing record retrieval for city employees and is allowing the department to electronically backup the city's ordinances, resolutions, city council meeting minutes, contracts and other official records.
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September 27, 2004
The Dominion Post
By Adrian Bathgate
First Oz, next the US for Onstream
Wellington software firm Onstream Systems will help turn New South Wales State Water into a paperless business.
The authority manages $A2.2 billion of assets and employs 265 people across 46 locations, managing data from the storage dams across the state.
Onstream - based in Wadestown - has sold it Trapeze, a software tool designed to let users manage scanned documents on computer as if they were paper files. Onstream marketing manager Janice Roth says the NSW deal is hopefully the first fruit of a larger push by the company into the lucrative American and Asian markets.
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August 26, 2004
Australasia media release
State Water buys Trapeze Desktop, Webstreamer
State Water Corporation, based in NSW, Australia, has bought Trapeze Desktop™ and Webstreamer™ software from Onstream Systems to facilitate water management across the State.
The announcement of the purchase was made by the principal of Onstream Systems, David Kelly and confirmed by State Water’s documentation manager Michelle Cooper. Trapeze software provides instantaneous access to complex working doucments despite the requirement for image files of up to 90mb in size to be accessed from remote areas with slow dial up modems and poor quality lines.
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August 26, 2004
International media release
Leveraging for Success with UCLA
In a bid to fully assess and access the US market, Onstream Systems has sponsored a business development project being conducted by executive MBA students at the prestigious UCLA Anderson School of Management, USA.
Five MBA students, who are all already working in senior company positions in the US, have been given the task of developing a comprehensive Business Strategy Plan for Onstream Systems.
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July 2, 2004
International media release
Onstream boosts team with Top Marketing Manager
Onstream Systems, creators of the world-leading, internationally-sold Trapeze ™ suite of imaging software has boosted their team with a top marketing manager. Prior to her recent appointment to Onstream Systems, Janice Roth was based in South Africa working in a number of senior marketing positions for companies . . .
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December 5, 2003
International media release
New Zealand local government body buys Trapeze -TRIM
A major New Zealand provincial local government, the Hastings District Council, plans to scan all its inwards correspondence using New Zealand-designed Trapeze (TM), one of the world’s leading image and document management systems.
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October 20, 2003
Boston MA
Onstream Systems and TOWER Software to Collaborate on Technology Integration Initiative
Resulting System to Enhance TRIM Context® Functionality
Onstream Systems, a leading provider of document and records imaging solutions, and TOWER Software, a leading provider of electronic document and records management (EDRM) software, today announced an initiative to integrate Onstream Systems’ Trapeze™ Desktop and Trapeze Capture software with TOWER Software’s award winning TRIM Context® EDRM solution.
The combined technologies will enable users to manage electronic images as they would paper documents, including document viewing, editing, and annotating. Additionally, users will be able to scan and QA batches of documents both quickly and easily.
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May 10, 2002
International media release
Onstream has "IBM coup" in Britain
Two leading New Zealand programmers, Brent Foster and Stephen Quinn, have successfully ported the revolutionary imaging and knowledge management programme, Trapeze™, to the IBM OS/390 mainframe used by a major government agency in the UK.
The success of the two programmers, seconded to the UK agency from the Palmerston North staff of Onstream Systems, has been hailed as "a major coup" by David Kelly, CEO of the company which created the Trapeze suite.
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February 6, 2001
UK media release
Trapeze creator names UK distributor
Onstream Systems Ltd, the creator of the revolutionary Trapeze™ web-based imaging technology, has named a distributor for the software in the United Kingdom, a market where it has already had resounding successes.
The company's principal, David Kelly, announced the appointment of Ascertus Ltd, of London, this week.
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March 30, 2000
International media release
In August 1999, 'FileNET' announced the withdrawal of Watermark
FileNET has stated:
- Effective December 31 1999, FileNET will no longer sell Watermark 3.x
- Effective December 31 1999, FileNET will no longer support Watermark 2.x
- Effective March 31 2000, FileNET will no longer support Watermark 3.x
Onstream UK Ltd. announces WMExtract, which extracts Watermark image databases to a form suitable for importing into other databases, or document or image management systems.
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November 25, 1999
International media release
In-house functionality across the Net for bureaux and their corporate clients
For the first time clients of computer bureaux and imaging houses using one of the world's most advanced hands-on file viewers for document management systems (DMS) - Onstream System's Trapeze™ Desktop - have been given the ability to work 'in-house' on their files across the Internet.
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March 22, 1999
International media release
Revolutionary Trapeze will provide web access to UK Land Registry documents
The unique imaging technology selected by the United Kingdom's property titles office, Her Majesty's Land Registry (HMLR), was developed and supplied by Onstream Systems, an imaging company which operates in the UK, the United States and New Zealand.
The technology - the software for creating, storing and viewing every property title and its accompanying documentation, enables on-line retrieval and viewing of this data.
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March 20, 1999
International media release
Now you can sign off those plans on the web
The creator of the Trapeze™ suite of imaging software products, Onstream Systems Ltd, has made a revolutionary breakthrough which will allow users to sign off plans, or annotate documents, with their own handwriting,across the World Wide Web.
The new development, will mean that users will be able to approve, suggest modifications or actions, on electronic documents delivered across the web via Trapeze™ Desktop and Trapeze™ Webstreamer as though they were working with the original paper.
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