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Document management system

A document management system (DMS) is a computerized system used to store, share, track and manage electronic files or documents. Some systems include version and revision tracking, where a history of the various versions created and modified by different users is recorded and stored. The term has some overlap with the concepts of content management…

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Document control

Document management software

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Document management system

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples44
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Document management system

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related to Document control · 20
Document management system → An, Document Controller, Documents, EU Directive, Examples, Failing, FDA, Food Safety Modernization Act, Government, HIPAA, ISO, ISSP, ITIL, JCAHO, Oxley Act, PHI, Sarbanes, Some, These, US
related to history · 8
Document management system → As, By, Early, Electronic, FileNet, PC, Systems, The
related to Components · 2
Document management system → Capabilities, Document

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document management documents systems information control electronic used content software digital imaging records paper include version enterprise data workflow capabilities

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FileNetinstance ofSystems0.80text
founded in 1982instance ofSystems0.80text
began combining imaging with basic workflow capabilitiesinstance ofSystems0.80text
establishing the functional model that subsequent products would develop further.By the early 1990sinstance ofSystems0.80text
document management had become a distinct software categoryinstance ofSystems0.80text
with vendors introducing version controlinstance ofSystems0.80text
access managementinstance ofSystems0.80text
and full-text retrieval alongside the earlier imaging capabilitiesinstance ofSystems0.80text
a data protection officerinstance ofuse of obsolete documentsThese document control requirements form part of an organisation's compliance costs alongside related functions0.80text
internal auditinstance ofuse of obsolete documentsThese document control requirements form part of an organisation's compliance costs alongside related functions0.80text
Web pagesinstance ofand drawings as well as the new electronic objects0.80text
emailinstance ofand drawings as well as the new electronic objects0.80text

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