Designed by EMC, EMC Documentum xDB is a native XML database that stores, retrieves, updates, transforms and publishes XML data. It was created specifically for software developers and was designed to be embedded. EMC Documentum xDB is the fastest and most scalable XML database powered by open standards. It uses and supports all XML standards and can run on any Java-supported platform.
The benefits of embedding EMC Documentum xDBDesigned for software developers — Extensive API is available, and EMC Documentum xDB requires no UI. It also involves minimal resource demands.
Reduces risk — EMC Documentum xDB uses industry/technology standards.
Integrates faster — EMC Documentum xDB leverages open standards for faster, easier integration.
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Employing more than 55,000 people worldwide, Philips Lighting is one of three core businesses of Royal Philips Electronics. With an expansive printed catalog available in 24 languages, Philips Lighting needed a system to streamline the catalog creation process and reduce production costs. Philips Lighting selected an EMC partner, Adnovate, which embeds EMC Documentum xDB.
This data sheet describes EMC Documentum xDB, the fastest and most scalable and complete native XML database powered by open standards.
This white paper lays out the requirements of component content management (CCM) in some industries and vertical markets. It compares the requirements of component content management with the capabilities of more general content management technologies, notably web content management and document management. It then looks at the technology behind CCM systems in depth, and concludes with example applications where CCM systems can have the most impact on an enterprise.
This white paper describes how a forestry management IT provider successfully developed a hosted content management system using EMC Documentum xDB for customers with disparate content specific to the forestry industry, such as maps, aerial photographs, vector datasets, and image arrays, and have the need to analyze and report GPS and GIS data.
This white paper describes the challenges faced in managing information in robust systems that enable reuse of XML-encoded data objects and support their efficient processing. The paper covers the power of standards-based computing, the status of standards used by XML databases, and provides two customer case examples.
EMC Documentum xDB facilitates advanced XML data processing and storage functionality, enabling high-speed transformation and manipulation of very large numbers of XML documents. Join Prateek Kathpal for this video session that highlights the importance of Native XML Databases and how you can use them to reduce your time to market and lower your development and deployment costs.
This webcast, presented as both an audio/visual presentation and as a PDF slideshow, discusses the need and value of a native XML database, offers an overview of EMC Documentum xDB, provides details on developer and support programs, and presents user success stories.
Watch a webinar on XML data management and learn how to take advantage of the power of a native XML database to manage and increase the value of your unstructured content, quickly and easily develop dynamic and personalized applications, increase performance over relational databases and file systems with an architecture optimized for XML, and reduce operating costs with efficient storage of large volumes of data.
