Enterprise Content Management glossary
Enterprise content management (ECM) is a set of capabilities for capturing, storing, activating, analyzing and automating business content, in order to provide new value from data that was previously unstructured and unavailable.
Agility
Application Program Interface
Application Service Provider
Attribute information extraction
Audit trails
Auto-Classification
automated business
Automated document workflows
Box
Business Process Management
Capture technology
Categorization
Centralized digital repository
Centrally managed digital documents
Check-in/Check-out
Classification
Cloud Content Management
CM
Co-authoring documents
COLD
Collaboration platform
Compliance
Computer Output to Laser Disk
Connected Device
Connected While Mobile
content aggregator
Content Analytics
Content Classification
Content Management Interoperability Services
Content Services
Content Services Solutions
content sprawl
Content viewing
CRM
CSP
Dark data management
Data Feed
Data loss prevention
Data Mashup
Data Warehouse
Digital asset
Digital Asset Management
Digital Editing
Digital Enterprise
Digital experience
Digital Records
Digital workplace
Disaster Recovery
DLP
Document
Document data sharing in automated workflows
Document Imaging
Document Lifecycle
Document lifecycle management
Document Management
Document Metadata
Document Type
Document Type Groups
DRM
E-Forms
E-Signature Integration
Easy integration with existing systems
Easy search and retrieval
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