OpenKM multitenancy

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OpenKM is a web base document management application that uses standards and Open Source technologies . OpenKM integrates all essential document management, collaboration and advanced search functionality into one easy to use solution.

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Multitenancy
refers to a principle in software
architecture where a single instance of
the software runs on a server, serving
multiple client organizations (tenants)
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Users only
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instances of
their tenant

Superadministrator’s access control

Tenant 1 administrator’s access control

Tenant 2 administrator’s access control

Each tenant keeps
its own differences:
Business logic
User Interface
Data model

Superusers have access
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OpenKM is a document management solution that stores, organizes, and regulates access to an organization's intellectual capital. It captures information from various sources, analyzes it to extract keywords, and integrates it into a taxonomy to organize knowledge. OpenKM also allows users to find and reuse this information through customized search agents. It has over 1,000 active installations and supports 26 languages.

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Gimermed Co. ltd was looking for a document management system (DMS) to help them classify, manage, and control their design history files, device master records, and other quality documents related to medical device development. Their existing process of just saving files was not compliant. OpenKM met their requirements for classification, version control, workflow/review capabilities, and an engineering drawing database. They chose OpenKM over larger PLM systems because it was easier to use and maintain and gave them more control over documents. After testing the trial version, they implemented OpenKM to help manage documents according to their taxonomy and meet ISO quality requirements.

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