Web Development and Design White Papers
EMC Documentum CenterStage and the Future of Knowledge Work
Overview The future of knowledge work revolves around attention management. EMC CenterStage, an innovative Web 2.0 environment from EMC that is a part of the Documentum platform, provides the smart workspaces for ad hoc information sharing that support business teams and communities of interests. CenterStage delivers the interactive experiences, together with the associated systems' resources and web services, for accessing and managing collaborative content within the framework of an enterprise information infrastructure. As a result, knowledge workers can focus their attention on the shared information that matters most, while collaborating with colleagues and business partners across the extended enterprise.
| Publisher | EMC | File Format | |
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| Date Published | November 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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