Open Text adds to Open Text ECM Suite

By SearchSecurityAsia editors | Jul 1, 2009

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SINGAPORE – Open Text, a provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM), announced a portion of its Enterprise 2.0 strategy with Open Text Social Media. The latest addition to the Open Text ECM Suite features an intuitive social media application that gives users new ways of working productively together through the Web and mobile devices, while meeting security and compliance demands through integration with a company’s wider ECM system.

Open Text Social Media adds to Open Text’s collaboration products offered in the Open Text ECM Suite, providing a combination of document centric collaboration solutions and a new solution that connects people to people to content in social networks designed for the enterprise.

Open Text Social Media also provides native mobile applications for Apple iPhone and RIM BlackBerry devices initially, with additional device support planned.

Feature highlights:

• Personal Dashboard – Gives users a quick overview of communities, “My People,” My Watches” and other pending and status details.
• Communities – Provides a virtual space where a group of people can work together electronically by sharing ideas, opinions, and information through discussions, document sharing, and wikis.
• Profiles – Lets users create/edit their profiles, add a photo, update their status, and view other people’s profiles. Mini-profiles are generated automatically, allowing zero-click contextual display of a user’s name, photo, contact information and presence status.
• Blogs and Microblogs – Users can publish a personal blog with their profiles. Users can create, edit and delete their own blog postings, and view and comment on other people’s blogs.
• Wikis – The Wiki tab within a community provides a simple WYSIWYG wiki system. Page linking is supported and an automatic navigation pane expands as new pages are created. Users can edit, comment, view past versions, email out, tag and watch wiki pages.
• Social Search – Fast search delivers relevant content, people, and communities in parallel and displays relevancy-ranked results, while fully respecting permissions. Real-time indexing ensures immediate search results and handles all community data as well as many common file types.
• Mobility – Users can access community information from smart handheld devices such as BlackBerry and iPhone.

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