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The Oracle Universal Content
Management Handbook
Build, administer, and manage Oracle Stellent
UCM Solutions
Practical knowledge and breakthrough shortcuts to
Oracle UCM expertise
Dmitri Khanine
profess ional expert i se di st i l led
P U B L I S H I N G
BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI
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The Oracle Universal Content Management Handbook
Build, administer, and manage Oracle Stellent UCM Solutions
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Foreword
Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is getting a lot of attention in corporations
around the world today. Corporations create a large amount of unstructured content
in the form of documents, scanned content, videos, audio, photos, images, and so
on. Some statistics show that more than 80 percent of a corporation's intellectual
property exists in the form of unstructured data. If that much of a corporation's
intellectual property exists in an unstructured format how much time do employees
spend searching the corporate network to locate and gather information? How much
disk space do we consume saving copy after copy, revision upon revision of content
only so we can ind it later just to ind we forgot where we put it?
This is where ECM system comes in to play. They are designed to manage
unstructured content, provide search tools, enforce content security rules, web
publishing, provide repository services to business systems, and many other
functions depending on product offerings and corporate needs.
This book focuses on the ECM products offered by Oracle. In 2007 Oracle acquired
Stellent, and has been working to integrate the Content Server into the entire Oracle
product line. Oracle's vision is to offer a complete application stack integrating all the
applications any organization needs to operate from top to bottom. Oracle has taken
the Content Server core and plugged it into the Fusion Middleware stack giving
repository services capability to all the enterprise business systems Oracle owns.
As UCM grows in adoption in organizations administrators are faced with managing
a system that may be rapidly growing in usage creating a huge demands for
UCM services. Understanding Oracle UCM, how it works, how to set it up and
administration is essential to having an ECM system that performs and provides
services expected by the end users.
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