Alfresco Webinar Recordings

Watch this recording to understand how best to design and use corporate intranets with Alfresco Share. With Mike Trafton from the Blue Fish Development and Heather Fowle from Alfresco.

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Companies of all sizes are looking to reduce IT-related costs, resulting in a huge increase in the level of interest in Commercial Open Source solutions.

As the leading provider of Open Source Enterprise Content Management, Alfresco is uniquely placed in providing a

robust, scalable, feature-rich content platform

at a fraction of the cost of traditional solutions.

Alfresco ECM includes:

• Document Management
• Web Content Management
• Records Management
• Team Collaboration
• Digital Asset Management

This webinar presented the requirements for enterprise scale roll-out, and an “Enterprise Top 10 Decision Matrix”, based on customer experience to guide selection.

It gave an overview of Alfresco Enterprise Edition,

explained what is coming in Alfresco Enterprise 3.2,

and compared to the Alfresco Community Edition.

The webinar also covers how commercial, Enterprise class Open Source means:

• A full Service Level Agreement (SLA)  – not “unsupported”
  
• Support for both Open Source and Commercial Stacks
  
• Supporting sites with millions of users and terabytes of content through External Authentication, Load Balancing and Clustering
  
• High-Availability with Clustering and Run-Time Reconfiguration
  
• Live JMX System Monitoring and Configuration Reporting
  
• Information Life cycle Management

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Content as a Service

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Alfresco Partner Content Circles uses a unique hybrid web/peer-to-peer approach to make distributed team collaboration across companies seamless, secure and auditable.

By automatically encrypting, replicating and synchronizing content across only team members’ computers, Content Circles keeps everyone on the same page while guaranteeing complete confidentiality and security.

5-minute overview on Content Circles

But who does this apply to? Are your work groups distributed across multiple organizations? Are your applications content-intensive? Are you dealing with sensitive content? Is version management and access control critical in your environment? Does your company have different internal content management systems?

If so – you’ll find this one hour webcast informative.

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As a “secure bridge” between Alfresco Enterprise Content Management system and external team members, Content Circles also keeps track of all activity on content originating from Alfresco and provides complete auditability for compliance and regulatory purposes.

Content Circles keeps you and your distributed team on the same page.  Find out how you can:

• Create confidential and secure circles (workspaces) right on your desktop, for collaboration with your distributed team.
• Collaborate on files of any size and any type, online or offline, within and across companies.
• Publish files to enterprise content repositories, like Alfresco Enterprise.
• Manage access and workflow; track file status, changes, versions and comments.

“Governance, retention and compliance will be key themes for content management in 2009.

With this solution Content Circles offers a secure Alfresco bridge to provide organizations with inter-repository auditability & compliance in a peer-to-peer environment.”

- John Newton, Alfresco co-founder and CTO

View the webinar recording of Inter-Repository Auditability and Compliance

Food for thought:

• What tools are you using for auditing and compliance, in your content management environment?
• On a scale of 1-to-5, how well do knowledge workers at your company collaborate on content and unstructured data?

Like SQL for Content Management Systems

What is CMIS?

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CMIS is to Content Management Systems, what SQL is to Databases.

CMIS facilitates federated search. It further simplifies the embedding of Alfresco for OEMs.

Developers can build and test CMIS applications using Alfresco which then can be deployed on SharePoint, EMC, IBM, or OpenText.

Come and learn about the explosive possibilities of CMIS for your business.

This webcast features Laurence Hart, the lead implementer of the federated search at AIIM…

As well as Paul Hampton and Yong Qu, implementers from the Alfresco team.

“CMIS has huge momentum and will become the foundation for building a new generation of content collaboration and social computing applications,”
- said John Newton, CTO, Alfresco Software.

This is a huge step forward for Content Management Systems in 2009.

Demystify CMIS, and enable your organization.

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Share as an Intranet

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BPA Technologies is a technology services firm that delivers content management solutions.
BPA has adopted Alfresco Share as its internal Intranet tool, for both its US and India locations.

• They set up an Employee Portal (Policy documents, PTO forms, etc.)
• They have using the Alfresco Share Wiki, Blogs and Document Library to collaborate on content.
• And they are setting up sites for some of their current projects, using Share as a collaboration platform for coordinating with distributed teams and customers.

“The ability to post content freely – like pictures of local company events or blog posts about their personal interests – is making this an interactive tool that is fostering our company community and culture.”

“And usage of the Alfresco Share sites for project documentation, discussions and communications, in a centralized fashion, is really allowing us to build and maintain a knowledge base. ”

– Murali Peruvemba. President, BPA Technologies, Inc.

Join BPA Technologies as they share their lessons learned so far on the implementation of Alfresco Share for their intranet.

Learn how you leverage Alfresco Share for your Intranet, or other collaboration, needs.

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