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Method and system for managing enterprise content

a technology for managing enterprise content and content, applied in the direction of program control, instrumentation, user interface execution, etc., can solve problems such as proportional growth of problems

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-10-01
OPEN TEXT CORPORATION
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[0012]A method and system can be directed to providing a consistent flow of documents and data content across different organizational units of a company or agency where the documents and data come from different enterprise systems and data stores but are related to linked processes that share models for organizing the content in the business context and in a format that enables a user to relate the content to the process step or steps they are performing. The system can include a network service that enables a configuration utility to automatically discover the objects and metadata and provides for a mapping of selected fields of the metadata to regions displayed in the user interface view with provision for filtering the data by mapping selected fields to a user input form. Using this method a business analyst can create solutions (design content flows) without writing and maintaining complex program logic for each combination of presentation environment, enterprise system and data store (or object context).

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This problem grows proportionally when considering that a typical organization will have many departments, each with many department processes, and many different types of content that is accessed by individuals in departments other than the department that maintains the content.
These are sufficient for many, but not all purposes.

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[0049]Traditionally, the various departments in an organization have processes that may be well organized for the functions that take place within a department but which are not necessarily well organized to support the processes within a different department. The flows of structured data across the processes of an organization have been addressed by Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems such as those from SAP® or Oracle®. However, the ERP systems are optimized for structured data and generally do not effectively manage the unstructured data or documents that are related to the processes.

[0050]Traditionally, organizations have relied on paper documents and paper file folders to organize the related documents and support the cross-departmental needs. The reliance on paper makes it less important for individuals in any given department to understand how those in a different department use the documents that are being filed because the individuals in the process can easily go thro...

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Abstract

A method and system for providing a consistent flow documents and data content across different organizational units of a company or agency where the documents and data come from different enterprise systems and data stores but are related to linked processes that share models for organizing the content in the business context and in a format that enables a user to relate the content to the process step or steps they are performing. The system includes a network service that enables a configuration utility to automatically discover the objects and metadata and provides for a mapping of selected fields of the metadata to regions displayed in the user interface view with provision for filtering the data by mapping selected fields to a user input form. Thereby, a business analyst can create solutions without writing and maintaining complex program logic for each combination of presentation environment, enterprise system and data store.

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PRIORITY CLAIM[0001]This application claims benefit of priority under 35 U.S.C. §119(e) of provisional application Ser. No. 60 / 981,759 titled “Method and System for Managing Enterprise Content” filed on Oct. 22, 2007, which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.COPYRIGHT NOTICE[0002]The present application includes material that is subject to copyright protection. The copyright owner does not object to the facsimile reproduction of the application by any person as the application appears in the records of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, but otherwise reserves all rights in the copyright.BACKGROUND[0003]There are business processes wherein a worker needs to access data (also referred to as “structured data”) and documents (also referred to as “unstructured data” and as “content”) that are generated by a variety of different enterprise systems and stored in a variety of different data stores in order to perform some task that is consistent with their functional rol...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F15/16G06F17/30G06F21/20
CPCG06F9/4443G06Q10/10G06Q10/063G06F17/30011G06F9/451G06F16/93
Inventor JENKINS, PAUL THOMASBARKLEY, DANIEL WRAYBOENDER, ROBERT W.HOWATSON, ADAM MURRAYMORTON, JR., WILLARD CARTERMCKINNON, CHERYL LYNNEMULLER, FLORIANSUMNER-SMITH, MARTINTIMMERMANS, MATTHEW DAVID GEORGE
Owner OPEN TEXT CORPORATION
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