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Lifecycle Fixed Content Manager 100 Series Solution: Next-Generation Object Storage Solutions

Overview In organizations of every size, IT managers are struggling with the explosive growth of information. E-mail, medical records, CAD/CAM drawings, backup data, clinical trial data and media files - these are just a few examples of industry information whose volume is growing at an astounding rate. Certain trends have contributed to this explosive growth and to the need to expand storage capacity. One trend is the digitization of information such as check images, medical images, photographs, video and voice data, which was previously kept on paper, tape or film. .

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Publisher	Storage Technology	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	December 2004	Downloads	65
Format	White Papers
Topics	Content Management, Storage Management, Web Content Management

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