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Introduces the three new rich media content types (Audio, Image, Video) and their capabilities. Walks through how to create a video sharing site in a five-part series. Introduces the Document Management feature area, which includes features such as the Content Organizer, Document Sets, and DocID.
What does ECM mean in Microsoft SharePoint Server?
Enterprise Content Management, or ECM, enables the management, storage, retention, workflow, and delivery of documents and other content types across the enterprise. In Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, ECM provides an expanded subset of options, an expanded scope, and is more extensible than in previous versions.
Document management (DM) includes functionality to create, store, and track documents, document sets, and other types of content. The feature area includes a content organizer, a template for a Document Center, and infrastructure required to support the creation of document sets.
What are the features of Enterprise Content Management?
ECM features are available to everyone in the enterprise, are easy to use, and support a broad range of content from the formal and structured to the informal and unstructured. ECM features and functionality are also highly extensible and scalable.
Just like Microsoft SharePoint 2010, SharePoint Online is a platform on which to build business applications. Features such as the security framework, lists, libraries, and site templates simplify your work as you create solutions.
What is records management in SharePoint Server 2010?
In SharePoint Server 2010, records management supports managing records in an archive or repository, and supports in-place records management.
When you use SharePoint Designer to create a subsite, the initial name assigned to that site is the name of site template that you used to create it. Thus the first thing that you should do is use the summary view page in SharePoint Designer 2010 (Figure 5) to give the site a proper title and optionally add a description.