EntropySoft, the CMS connectivity leader, releases a new EMC Documentum eRoom connector

EntropySoft, specialist of the ECI market (Enterprise Content Integration) and unstructured-data integration, announces the release of a new EMC Documentum eRoom connector. By making available yet another connector, EntropySoft is once more working towards simple, normalized access to all content repositories. This connector is therefore another step towards increased content interoperability.

EntropySoft’s EMC Documentum eRoom connector enables read and write access to content stored in the EMC Documentum eRoom repository.

“Our connector is designed for versions 7.x of EMC Documentum eRoom. It is specially designed to be used in complex environments with many user communities or very large communities. The connector is able to take into account all the objects available in eRoom, including forums, tasks, projects… It is non-intrusive and necessitates no installation on the eRoom server. It can therefore be used in an appliance.This is a very powerful capability for all our OEM partners and their customers.” said Raphael Jean, EntropySoft CTO. “This new connector, together with our 30 + connectors portfolio, is helping customers to achieve fast, smooth and complete content transfers between eRoom repositories and other collaboration applications repositories. We are also giving our technological partners the opportunity to interact with this popular platform.”

EntropySoft is a connectors’ factory. The extensive support of features of CMS applications by the connectors as well as their sheer number make them perfect OEM material for many software industries. Already, leading global companies such as Endeca, Coveo, Kazeon, or IDS Scheer are using EntropySoft connectors and technology.

The EMC Documentum eRoom connector is part of EntropySoft’s connectors’ portfolio, which consists of more than 30 connectors, the biggest offering of connectors on the market. Recently developed connectors include HP TRIM, Oracle UCM, IBM WebSphere Portal Document Manager and Interwoven WorkSite. The plug-and-play EntropySoft connectors list includes major applications such as Microsoft SharePoint, FileNET P8, Open Text LiveLink, Interwoven TeamSite etc...

On top of the read / write connectors, EntropySoft has two technological layers (Content ETL and Content Federation) that can also be OEM’ed to facilitate integration and interoperability.

EntropySoft’s strategy is to work on the completeness of features supported by each connector as well as developing multiple connectors for the same application in order to best satisfy customers’ functional and technical constraints. All EntropySoft connectors are written in Java, and are also accessible via .NET and web services.

EntropySoft’s OEM clients have specific requests for their specific markets. This means that the connectors have to support the widest range of functionalities. The state-of-the-art connectors therefore help customers focus on their differentiators, allowing them to concentrate on their core business while EntropySoft takes care of the connectivity.

EntropySoft is the content-centric applications interoperability leader.

EntropySoft is focused on the integration of unstructured data and is a pure-player in the ECI global market (Enterprise Content Integration). An information-access expert, EntropySoft’s mission is to facilitate content access and make content interoperability easy.
EntropySoft technology is used by software vendors to simplify the integration between their solution and all content management solutions. Applications fields are numerous (BPM, Enterprise Search, e-Discovery, Records Management, Collaboration,..).
EntropySoft has the most extensive read/write connectors’ portfolio in the market and promotes a disruptive innovation with its Content ETL product.
The following leading global organizations integrate EntropySoft connectors: Attivio, Endeca, Coveo, Exalead, Kazeon, IDS Scheer, Image Integration Systems.

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