Oracle Content Mgmt Integrations To Enhance Enterprise Apps

To help enterprises accelerate business processes and better manage structured and unstructured content, Oracle has unveiled significant new integrations between Oracle Content Management software and Oracle Applications, components of Oracle Fusion Middleware and Oracle Database.

The integrations will help users easily access the insight found in unstructured information from within their typical workflows and critical business applications.

With this announcement, Oracle has made it easier for customers to benefit from Oracle Content Management software with tighter integration between:

• Oracle e-Business Suite and Oracle Imaging and Process Management – automating and accelerating paper-intensive business processes;

• Siebel CRM and Oracle Universal Content Management – consolidating CRM content to increase information re-use and improve decision-making;

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"These new integrations enable Oracle Content Management to help enterprises, who run their business on Oracle Applications or who have built custom business processes using Oracle technology to fully realise the benefits of enterprise content management - without disruption or retraining," said Frank Radichel, vice president, Software Development, Oracle.