Enterprise content Management

Dear Friends,
Enterprise content Management is part of portal. But is it part of SAP DMS module.
I have confusion that a SAP DMS consultant should know SAP Enterprise content management.
As I know A SAP DMS consultant should have knowledge of Web DMS, Easy DMS. So in same way is it necessary to have knowledge of SAP ECM.
With Warm Regard

Hi Mangesh,
Enterprise content management is a systematic approach via a set of tools/methods that enable an enterprise/organization to capture,organize, store and deliver information crucial to its operations.This can be via solutions like SAP DMS,SAP Arhcivelink,SAP Enterprise portal,Open Text,Records Management Sytems,Documentum,Livelink et-al.
Document Management has some overlap with the concepts of other types of Content Management and is often viewed as a component of Enterprise Content Management Systems.
Coming back to your question, SAP EP/DMS are themselves components of Enterprise content management system.
P.S. ECM in SAP parlance stands for Engineering Change Mangement.
Regards,
Pradeepkumar Haragoldavar

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Scope
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practices;
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focus on disciplines outside the purview of OASIS, the TC will provide input on
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August 2007, continuing at least through 2008)
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English
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Ken Adler, ken(AT)adler.net
June Leung,June.Leung(AT)FundServ.com
John Messing, jmessing(AT)law-on-line.com
Arshad Noor, arshad.noor(AT)strongauth.com
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