
Showing posts with label IRM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IRM. Show all posts
Saturday, August 29, 2009
IRM Blog
I was searching for any available resources about IRM, and I discovered that there is an official Oracle blog for IRM http://blogs.oracle.com/irm/


Friday, December 12, 2008
Wow, "Renault's Championship Formula One Team Powered by Oracle CM"
Wow, Renault's Championship Formula One Team Powered by Oracle Content Management.

Renault's Championship Formula One Team needs to use and process data in nearly 100,000 documents, and this documents shared across 2 factories and 2 mobile teams. Also The team needs to access documents containing car designs, technical specifications, testing data, and race data; these documents stored in different locations and applications like shared drives, local drives, intranet, and also may be stored on emails.
The team wants to be able to search inside documents, tracking modifications (by creating version for every modification), and secure access to secret documents like car designs and race related information using Oracle Information Rights Management which encrypt documents and track every access trial.
Why did the team choose Oracle Content Management solutions (UCM & IRM)?

Renault's Championship Formula One Team needs to use and process data in nearly 100,000 documents, and this documents shared across 2 factories and 2 mobile teams. Also The team needs to access documents containing car designs, technical specifications, testing data, and race data; these documents stored in different locations and applications like shared drives, local drives, intranet, and also may be stored on emails.
The team wants to be able to search inside documents, tracking modifications (by creating version for every modification), and secure access to secret documents like car designs and race related information using Oracle Information Rights Management which encrypt documents and track every access trial.
Why did the team choose Oracle Content Management solutions (UCM & IRM)?
- Ease of use
- Rapid development
- Ability of access from multiple locations
- Support metadata search
- FullText search
- version control
- Single and unified repository
- Advanced access control using Oracle Information Rights Management
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