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IBM DB2 Content Manager
DB2 Content Manager DB2® Content Manager supports multiple operating systems, databases, and applications.
- The servers are supported in the Sun Solaris, AIX®, Windows NT®, Windows® 2000 and Linux® environments.
- The client is supported in Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows Millennium, and Windows XP environments.
- Workflow supports document routing and a graphical process builder. It also integrates the Enterprise Edition with Process Choreographer.
- Records enabling integrates DB2 Content Manager Enterprise Edition and DB2 Records Manager so customers can digitally manage the lifecycle of business information.
- Based on industry standards and internet protocols, the system is also designed to be fully open to any application.
- The multi-tier distributed architecture and logical separation of applications, indices, and data provides application independence from any changes in the location of data.
Document management capabilities make it easy to work with electronic office documents in DB2 Content Manager.
- Version control manages multiple versions of documents and objects, including multiple versions of specific document annotations.
- ODMA support allows easy document access from ODMA V2.0-compliant Windows desktop applications.
- Multivalue attributes allows documents and other content types such as audio clips to be identified by multiple authors or composers.
- Index Class subsets allow system administrators to protect sensitive information by restricting views to specific subsets
- Resource Manager replication allows remote locations to have local copies of centrally stored documents.
- LAN Cache provides the ability to designate a Resource Manager as a LAN cache server -- for superior location management of stored documents. Selected objects (defined by the user) can be copied to this cache, providing quick access.
IBM® Workplace™ Web Content Management combined with Content Manager delivers a scalable solution with a scalable interface.
Rich Media or Digital Asset Management supports the IBM OPEN Digital Media Framework.
- The servers are supported in the Sun Solaris, AIX®, Windows NT®, Windows® 2000 and Linux® environments.
- The client is supported in Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows Millennium, and Windows XP environments.
- Workflow supports document routing and a graphical process builder. It also integrates the Enterprise Edition with Process Choreographer.
- Records enabling integrates DB2 Content Manager Enterprise Edition and DB2 Records Manager so customers can digitally manage the lifecycle of business information.
- Based on industry standards and internet protocols, the system is also designed to be fully open to any application.
- The multi-tier distributed architecture and logical separation of applications, indices, and data provides application independence from any changes in the location of data.
Document management capabilities make it easy to work with electronic office documents in DB2 Content Manager.
- Version control manages multiple versions of documents and objects, including multiple versions of specific document annotations.
- ODMA support allows easy document access from ODMA V2.0-compliant Windows desktop applications.
- Multivalue attributes allows documents and other content types such as audio clips to be identified by multiple authors or composers.
- Index Class subsets allow system administrators to protect sensitive information by restricting views to specific subsets
- Resource Manager replication allows remote locations to have local copies of centrally stored documents.
- LAN Cache provides the ability to designate a Resource Manager as a LAN cache server -- for superior location management of stored documents. Selected objects (defined by the user) can be copied to this cache, providing quick access.
IBM® Workplace™ Web Content Management combined with Content Manager delivers a scalable solution with a scalable interface.
Rich Media or Digital Asset Management supports the IBM OPEN Digital Media Framework.