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IBM Content Manager ImagePlus Workstation Program - ( v. 2.3 ) - media and documentation set - CD - UNIX, Win - English at Backoffice
IBM Content Manager ImagePlus Workstation Program - ( v. 2.3 ) - media and documentation set - CD - UNIX, Win - English
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Content Manager is a content and object management system. Content can be pieces of business information such as scanned images, word processing documents, rich media, spreadsheets or Web content. These business objects are cataloged in the Content Manager library server, providing a common repository of indexes for easy search and retrieval. The objects themselves are stored in Content Manager object servers. With appropriate user security, any object located anywhere on the network can be retrieved and presented to the user. The Content Manager object servers hold digitally-stored content / objects such as images, word processing documents, spreadsheets, voice clips, video and EDI. The system supports distributed object servers. Content Manager provides powerful access control and security, enabling you to control who has access to which functions and which objects. Content Manager provides flexible access control to index classes (content / document types), workbaskets and advanced workflow processes. By using access control lists, an administrator can control all levels of access to these resources, either by user or by group. For example, only certain people or departments might be allowed to read documents stored in the "Employee Data" index class, and even fewer might be allowed to modify, annotate or store into this index class. Content Manager manages the storage and migration of objects without user intervention. The objective is to balance a low cost of storage with the best possible response time for users. This is usually accomplished by storing incoming documents and multimedia on magnetic storage during their active life cycle and then automatically migrating them to optical storage or tape when the retrieval frequency is much lower. Scalability is critical for storage systems as your business grows or as you add new areas of your business to your system. With Content Manager's highly scalable architecture, you can grow vertically by moving to a larger library server, and horizontally by adding to a larger (or additional) distributed object server. The importance of scalability cannot be underestimated considering the pain and expense of converting to another system when the initial system can no longer keep up with your growth.| Product Description | IBM Content Manager ImagePlus Workstation Program - ( v. 2.3 ) - media and documentation set | | Category | Business applications | | Subcategory | Business - content management | | Version | 2.3 | | License Type | Media and documentation set | | Language(s) | English | | Platform | UNIX, Windows | | Distribution Media | CD-ROM | | OS Required | Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, IBM AIX, IBM OS/400, IBM OS/390, Microsoft Windows 2000 |
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| Category | Business applications |
| Subcategory | Business - content management |
| Version | 2.3 |
| Language(s) | English |
SOFTWARE |
| License Type | Media and documentation set |
| Platform | UNIX, Windows |
| Distribution Media | CD-ROM |
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS |
| OS Required | Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, IBM AIX, IBM OS/400, IBM OS/390, Microsoft Windows 2000 |
| Peripheral / Interface Devices | Mouse or compatible device, CD-ROM |
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