Alfresco In An Hour – Document Managment, WCM and Collaboration
Document Management:
Alfresco Document Management captures, shares and retains content, enabling users to version, search and simply build their own content applications. All with the tools they use today.
* See how the Alfresco repository is as easy to use as a regular shared drive.
* Learn how it integrates with Microsoft Office.
* Learn the rules for content applications
Web Content Management:
Real people want the simplicity and familiarity of the tools they use everyday.
- The mass of content in Wikipedia.
- The freshness of content in Digg.
- The ease of configurability and reuse of Google gadgets or Facebook pages.
- And the low cost scalability of Web 2.0.
Learn how Alfresco Web Content Management delivers. Via:
- Simple contribution by teams
- The Alfresco Surf platform
- Low-cost commodity scalability
Collaboration:
Alfresco Share is a Facebook-like solution for the Enterprise. See how it works, and ho wit could work for you.
Alfresco software focuses on:
1. Low Cost — A low cost, open source, subscription model with minimal upfront investment that can be driven out of operating expense as opposed to capital expense.
2. Simplicity — Rapid deployment to deliver immediate business value. And rapid application development using pre-built components and lightweight scripting.
3. Choice — Lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by reusing existing hardware, software and skills. No lock-in to one ECM vendor or one stack.
Watch the “Alfresco In An Hour” webinar recording
http://www.alfresco.com/about/events/ondemand
Duration : 0:9:0
Learn how to install Alfresco on a Mac and get started with Alfresco Document Management, Web Content Management and Collaboration.
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http://www.Alfresco.com 60-second reason for the birth of Alfresco – open source alternative for Enterprise Content Management. By CEO John Powell