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OpenKM

OpenKM

OpenKM is an open source document management system that provides a web interface for managing arbitrary files. The software allows easy management of documents, users, roles, and finding documents and records.

The OpenKM architecture is based on the JBoss Application Server, GWT (Google Web Toolkit - Ajax), Lucene, Apache Jackrabbit, and Java J2EE.

It can be used by large companies as well as by the small ones, as a useful tool in processing knowledge management, providing a more flexible and cost effective alternative to other proprietary applications.

 OpenKM 5.0

Price
Free to download

Size
161MB
License

GNU GPL v2

Developer
OpenKM

Website
www.openkm.com

System Requirements
Java Development Kit 1.6

Support Sites:
Documentation, Forums, Demo, Twitter, SourceForge Project Page

Selected Reviews:

Features include:

  • Web-based client: you can access your document from anywhere
  • Fast and enhanced user experience using AJAX
  • Web 2.0
  • Drag and drop (files or folders) from the desktop
  • Document control version
  • LDAP or DBMS integration
  • Webservices API
  • Store on any DBMS
  • WebDAV
  • Workflow
  • OCR - direct scanning
  • Preview of multimedia files
  • Reports
  • Automatic key extraction
  • Mass document upload using ZIP files
  • Download folder as ZIP
  • Lock / Unlock documents
  • Bookmarks administration
  • Select user home folder
  • Support for document templates
  • Personal documents for each user
  • User trash where deleted documents are stored
  • Document event notification by mail (when a change is done)
  • Send document link by email
  • Send document attachment by mail
  • Notes on documents and folders.
  • Extract document metadata.
  • Unique document identifier
  • User document tags
  • Thesaurus tags
  • Tag cloud view
  • Classification categories
  • Stapling (documents / folders / mails linking)
  • Security:
    • Plug-in authentication based on JAAS
    • Support for LDAP, Active Directory, Database, etc. (by configuration file). By default OpenKM comes with a embeded database
    • Granular acces control list
    • Flexible ACL inheritage option
    • Security by user or role
    • Permissions in documents and folders
    • Register detailed user activity
    • Support for SSL communications
  • Search engine:
    • Search by document content, keywords, modification date, author and document type
    • Automatically index uploaded documents: Text, HTML, RTF, XML, PDF, OpenOffice.org, MS Office, MS Office 2007, MS PowerPoint, JPEG EXIF, MP3 ID3. It can also index TIFF files configuring an OCR engine
    • Search by synonyms
    • Search results ordered by relevance
    • Search using Property Groups
    • Save queries
    • Advanced search using XPath and SQL
    • Users news (push queries)
    • Search under hicherical folder structure
    • Can select what search, folders, documents or mails
    • User content tags to locate documents
    • Metadata content to locate documents
    • Simple and advanced search view
    • Sort search results with multiple criteria
    • Download or go to taxonomy document ubication in result search view
    • Stemming, stopwords support and synonyms support
    • What's new push notification service ( based on user saved queries ).
  • Supports several languages including Spanish, English, German, French, Catalan, Dutch, Persian, Portuguese, Galician, Italian, Chinese and Swedish

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