As a team, we love doing BIG things. Big milestones for us were the major software release we did at the beginning of the year, with a new UI and new features such as Thumbnails for easily identifiable content and the more recent release of Download as a Permission. Read more
In this update, we're excited to talk about the arrival of our latest feature, Download a a Permission, our first UK Connect User Group and share content that talks about how to safely share sensitive content in the age of GDPR. Read more
Objective’s #1 strategic goal is to make Objective Connect the collaboration platform for the public sector, in the UK, Australia & New Zealand. To achieve this goal, we're focussed on developing features that are specific to public sector collaborations and external file sharing – whether that is between arm’s length partners, other councils or government agencies. Read more
We are delighted to announce that the latest new feature is now available for you to use in Objective Connect! Read more
Thanks to everyone who sent through such positive feedback from our first Connect Customer Update. It's great to hear that these updates are informative. Please keep the feedback coming or if you have any burning questions - let me know. Read more
Earlier this year Connect delivered an enhanced preview capability. This allowed users to view PDF, Image, Audio, Video and importantly MS Office files in the browser, removing the need to download a local copy of the document. Read more
The Connect team are busy putting the finishing touches on the latest new feature due to drop at the end of this month. Read more
On Tuesday the 3rd of April 2018 Microsoft Australia made a splash by announcing the opening of two new Azure Data Centres in Canberra. Read more
Welcome to our first Objective Connect Customer Update for 2018! I've put this communication together in response to a number of common conversations that I'm seeing across the customer base. I'd welcome any feedback you have. Read more
When you work in IT like I do, sometimes you can feel that what you ‘do’ does not directly improve a person’s quality of life in the same way as say a doctor, a teacher or a police officer. And while I cannot possibly imply that my work in anyway measures up to any of those roles, every now and then a project comes along where I can see the trickle-down effects benefitting people in the community who need it the most. Read more
