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Oracle Content Database: Content Management for the Entire Enterprise

Overview In the past few years, major changes have been taking place in the content management marketplace. Customers that previously considered content management to be a niche application focused on workgroup or departmental deployments for meeting specialized publishing-oriented requirements are increasingly requesting true enterprise deployments that deliver content management capabilities to all their users. These changes have created a need for a scaleable, affordable, and highly usable solution that bridges the huge gap between limited capability file servers and specialized, expensive, and complex content management applications. This paper discusses the drivers of market evolution and shows how Oracle Content Database (Oracle Content DB) delivers the solution that the changing market has been seeking.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2006	Downloads	190
Format	White Papers
Topics	Database Management, File and Network Servers

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