Content Repository :
A content repository is a store of
digital content with an associated set of data management, search and access
methods allowing application-independent access to the content, rather like a
digital library, but with the ability to store and modify content in addition
to searching and retrieving.
A content repository thus typically forms
the technical underpinning of an application such as a Content Management
System or a Document Management System. It functions as the logical storage
facility for content.
Advantages provided by repositories :
Common
rules for data access allow many applications to work with the same content
without interrupting the data. They give out signals when changes happen,
letting other applications using the repository know that something has been
modified, which enables collaborative data management. Developers can deal with
data using programs that are more compatible with the desktop programming
environment. The data model is scriptable when users use a content repository.
Content repository features :
A content repository
may provide the following functionality:
·
Add/edit/delete content
·
Hierarchy and sort order management
·
Query / search
·
Versioning
·
Access control
·
Import / export
·
Locking
·
Life-cycle management
·
Retention and holding / records management
This is not
necessarily a complete list.
Commonly known Content
Applications / Content Management Systems :
·
Content Management System
·
Digital Asset Management
·
Source Code Management
·
Web Content Management System
·
Document Management System
·
Social collaboration
·
Records Management
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