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This webinar, delivered by Alfrescos Paul Hampton & Mike Farman, introduces the new features released in Alfresco Community Edition 3.2.

Reducing costs, improving integration, increasing innovation and supporting regulatory requirements top the list of priorities for IT executives in 2009, according to a recent report issued by Forrester Research*. Alfresco has responded to each of these industry demands in developing enhancements to Alfresco Community Edition 3.2.

In addition to enabling mobile content management, streamlining email management and supporting open specifications and standards including CMIS and IMAP, Alfresco Community 3.2 also lays the groundwork for records management support for U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) 5015.2 certification in September 2009.

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Traditional document management has it roots in complex document vaults accessed by document librarians. Theses have been historically developed as large, complex, enterprise software applications.

This has caused document management system to be: * Complex and difficult to use * Very costly * Very low adoption rate typically 5% of users

The choice of a complex, robust document system or a simple to use system that lacks essential features has resulted in a very low adoption rate. The systems that users are familiar with and use are:

• Shared Drive for storage
• Email for Collaboration
• Google for Search
• Yahoo for categorization
• Folder Structures and Content for Project Plans

Alfresco Document Management

Alfresco offers document management using familiar interfaces to get rapid user adoption built on a repository that offers transparent, out-of-sight services for full ECM.

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Learn how you can replace your shared drive with a enterprise-class content management system. With no client software.

Alfresco’s Virtual File System interfaces provide CIFS (Common Internet File System), NFS (Network File System), WebDav (Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning) and FTP (File Transfer Protocol) access to your Alfresco content repositories making, Alfresco as easy to use as a shared drive

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Alfresco 2.2 has focused on offering content management and collaboration for everyone in the enterprise and has used web 2.0 technologies to bring together content management, collaboration, office and email integration all within one repository.

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