| Oracle Enterprise Content Management Licensing Information 10g Release 3 (10.1.3.3.0) E10302-01 |
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This chapter describes Oracle's content management products and the features available with those products. It contains the following sections:
The Oracle Enterprise Content Management product family consists of several content management products. This section describes the functionality included in each of these products.
Table 1-1 introduces the Oracle Enterprise Content Management product family.
Table 1-1 Oracle Enterprise Content Management Product Family
| Product | Description | Included Features |
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Oracle Enterprise Content Management Suite |
Oracle Enterprise Content Management Suite bundles Oracle's solutions for Oracle Universal Content Management, Oracle Universal Records Management, and Oracle Imaging and Process Management, providing a complete solution for customers seeking to implement an enterprise-wide content management system. |
This Suite includes: |
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Oracle Universal Content Management |
Oracle Universal Content Management provides a unified application for delivering document management, web content management, digital asset management, and retention management. |
Repository:
Document Management:
Digital Asset Management and Conversion:
Web Content Management:
Records and Retention Management:
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Oracle Content Conversion Server |
Oracle Content Conversion Server bundles several content conversion and publishing products that can be deployed separately from the Content Server that they support. |
Conversion:
Publishing:
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Oracle Universal Records Management |
Oracle Universal Records Management provides consistent records and retention management across multiple systems with central policies. Adapters are available for ECM solutions and other repositories. |
Repository:
Records Management:
Document Management:
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Oracle Universal Records Management Adapter for Microsoft SharePoint |
Oracle Universal Records Management adapters provide customers with connectors for external repositories that can be managed centrally from Oracle Universal Records Management. This adapter connects with Microsoft SharePoint. |
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Oracle Universal Records Management Adapter for Symantec Enterprise Vault |
Oracle Universal Records Management adapters provide customers with connectors for external repositories that can be managed centrally from Oracle Universal Records Management. This adapter connects with Symantec Enterprise Vault. |
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Oracle Imaging and Process Management |
Oracle Imaging and Process Management provides image scanning and business process management capabilities for enterprise applications such as accounts payable and time and expense activities and includes support for PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, and Oracle eBusiness Suite. |
Imaging and Process Management:
Repository Integration:
Application Integration:
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Oracle Information Rights Management |
Oracle Information Rights Management allows organizations to secure, monitor, and audit access to information both in and out of the corporate enterprise. Users can interact with sealed content regardless of whether they are connected to the network or not. |
IRM Server:
IRM for BlackBerry:
IRM Desktop:
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An Oracle Database license is not included with Oracle Enterprise Content Management components and must be licensed separately.
Oracle Enterprise Content Management products have high availability features that require special licensing considerations. These considerations are similar to the licensing considerations for the high availability features of the Oracle Database and the Oracle Application Server.
Failover clusters use a two or more node hardware cluster for failover. Failover is the process by which the hardware clusters automatically relocate the execution of an application from a failed primary node to a designated standby node.
The primary node is the processor that is actively executing one or more content management services at any given time. If the primary node fails, the hardware cluster automatically fails the content management services over to the standby node.
When using cold failover clusters, ten days of failover per calendar year are included in the license for the primary node. If you use more than ten days of failover per calendar year, additional server licenses are required for the standby nodes.
Cold Failover Cluster licensing applies to:
