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Return to From Data Management to Information Management (Industrial) Integration of structured and unstructured data goes much deeper than supporting large objects in a database. Through an architecture overview of the IBM Content Manager, this paper examines some of the requirements, challenges, and solutions in managing a large volume of content and in support of a wide range of content applications. The discussion touches upon system architecture, data model, and access control. ![]() ©2006 Association for Computing Machinery |