Documentum ECM information

Hi there,

to get an overview of the ECM solution of EMC i'm looking for detailed information of the functionalities the system offers. The website seems to be outdated respectively filled with information which is not really usefull for me.

The simplest question for me is: What is the name of the solution? Documentum ECM / Documentum 6.7 / Documentum Standard / Documentum 6.7

Advanced questions like: What possibilities delivers the ECM solution in the area of document management? (and so on and so forth)

I could not find a data sheet for eg. Documentum 6.7 just the release notes which are not detailed at all.

Best regards

Heinrich

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DCTM_Guru

Here's download page for Documentum Developer Edition:

https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-15825

There are multiple components to the "solution". There is core Content Server and additional client products (eg D2, Webtop, Taskspace, etc).

Your question is very similar to asking someone what SAP is. If you have specific questions, it would be easier for the community to assist you.

Kristoffer

Hello Heinrich,

If you have zero previous exposure to Documentum, you may want to sign up for the 2-day training course "Documentum: Planning, Readiness & Deployment" available on http://mylearn.emc.com/portals/home/ml.cfm?actionID=65&subjectID=12080,12366

This course is designed to give the project manager or document management stakeholder information they can use to effectively plan and manage a Documentum deployment. The course includes content management fundamentals (including labs), a functional overview of all Documentum product offerings, and strategies for effective implementations. This course focuses on translating Documentum's business solutions into business benefits. This course does not dive into technical details, though a high level technical overview is presented. If you require an understanding of the technical details, please attend the Technical Fundamentals of Documentum course instead of this one.

Thanks,

Kristoffer

jsilver

You can also refer to the page in this community to help you get started.