Difference between LCM & Simple Export/Import

Hi,
I just want to know the difference between these two.. migrating the reports using LCM or by a simple import & export.
Will LCM even migrate the user security which is associated with the report??
Can anybody throw some light on this.

Lifecycle management is an application for managing EPM Artifacts for such areas as migration and can be automated, simple import/export is a manual process
Basically they are doing the same thing, security can be migrated using LCM, I am not so sure how good it is at workspace security but in theory with newer versions of LCM all areas should be covered.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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