ECM
Enterprise Content Management
The ECM practice focuses on enterprise platforms used to capture, manage, secure, search, store, govern, integrate, and deliver business content across complex organizations.
This includes documents, images, records, reports, metadata, workflows, repositories, search services, access controls, integrations, and content lifecycle management.
Samuels Enterprises approaches ECM from an engineering and architecture perspective, with emphasis on implementation, administration, integration, modernization, migration, workflow, and production support.
Core Capabilities
- Enterprise content repositories
- Document and image management
- Metadata and indexing
- Search and retrieval
- Workflow
- Security and access control
- Records integration
- Repository administration
- Business application integration
- Content migration
- Platform modernization
- Production support
Engineering Labs
Documentum
Enterprise content management, repository architecture, administration, workflow, integration, search, security, and modernization.
OpenText
Enterprise content management, xECM architecture, workflow, integration, business-process connectivity, and content services.
FileNet
Enterprise content repositories, document services, workflow, administration, security, integration, and content operations.
OnBase
Document management, imaging, workflow, business-process automation, records support, and enterprise integration.
Alfresco
Content services, repository architecture, workflow, search, metadata, collaboration, and integration.
Laserfiche
Document management, workflow, forms, records, automation, search, and enterprise information management.
Oracle
Enterprise content management, repository services, document handling, integration, workflow, and business application support.
Perceptive
Enterprise document management, imaging, workflow, capture, search, and content operations.
Enterprise Engineering Approach
The ECM labs are designed to demonstrate how enterprise content platforms are structured, administered, integrated, and supported in real environments.
The focus is not simply on storing files. Effective ECM requires coordination between repositories, metadata, security, databases, workflow, search, business applications, users, infrastructure, and governance.
The objective is to show the full engineering picture: how content enters the organization, how it is classified and stored, how users retrieve it, how workflows process it, how systems integrate with it, and how the platform is maintained and modernized over time.
Experience
Samuels Enterprises brings direct experience across enterprise content management, document imaging, workflow automation, systems integration, production support, and repository administration.
This includes hands-on work with EMC Documentum, IBM FileNet, Kofax, SQL Server, Oracle, Java, .NET, workflow technologies, and enterprise support across government, healthcare, education, financial services, and other enterprise environments.
ApplicationXtender documentation in the project also reflects the broader ECM architecture involved in repository administration, imaging, workflow, records controls, security, integration, and enterprise content operations.
Explore the Labs
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