Showing posts with label ECM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ECM. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Alfresco automatic document classification : Part 1

Alfresco is capable of handling multiple classifications, or hierarchies of classification, it's a very useful feature, and can make your life a lot easier when looking for documents, especially the ones with no indexed content like pictures, scanned documents etc...
Classifying a document in Alfresco can be as easy as few clicks on the browser, however it can be very time-consuming process if you are uploading many documents every day, or if you are migrating to Alfresco : Imagine having to manually classify a few thousands of documents!
If you are still classifying documents manually, analyzing their content, and sorting them into categories, you might be interested in finding out how you can extend Alfresco to automatically classify your documents for you.

Friday, November 26, 2010

Getting started with Alfresco

During my internship at TGR, one of the project's requirements was indexing and managing documents, and that was my first experience with Alfresco,  which is an open source Enterprise Content Management (ECM), it combines a collection of content-centric technologies like Document Management (DM), Records Management (RM), and other technologies that should make your life, if your field of work is Content Management, easier.

Customizing Alfresco can be a bit tricky, and hard to grasp at first, but after doing it few times, you start to get the feel of it, and this post, as well as the future articles about Alfresco, are all here for you to get there.