Preface

This document describes how manage content, whether that's digital assets or business documents, in Oracle Content Management repositories.

Audience

This publication is intended for Oracle Content Management enterprise users who want to create and manage digital assets, business documents, and structured content (content items); and content and repository administrators who want to create and manage digital asset repositories, business asset repositories, and their structural building blocks such as asset types, taxonomies, workflows, localization policies, publishing channels, and ranking policies.

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Related Resources

For more information, see these Oracle resources:

• What's New for Oracle Content Management
• Collaborating on Documents with Oracle Content Management
• Administering Oracle Content Management
• Building Sites with Oracle Content Management
• Developing with Oracle Content Management As a Headless CMS
• Integrating and Extending Oracle Content Management
• Capturing Content with Oracle Content Management
• Known Issues for Oracle Content Management

Conventions

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