Documentum has been doing content management before the web began.
They provide Workflow/Lifecycle support, controlled document support(e-Signatures, SOPs, Change Request, Change notices), Web Publishing(take a document through a lifecycle until it reaches the published stage and then push it onto the web server), collaboration, digital asset management, portlets, and also syndication.
It's pretty comprehensive if you can get everything working together correctly. A lot of the components are hobbled together, but at least it's a complete solution.
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Documentum has been doing content management before the web began. They provide Workflow/Lifecycle support, controlled document support(e-Signatures, SOPs, Change Request, Change notices), Web Publishing(take a document through a lifecycle until it reaches the published stage and then push it onto the web server), collaboration, digital asset management, portlets, and also syndication. It's pretty comprehensive if you can get everything working together correctly. A lot of the components are hobbled together, but at least it's a complete solution.