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Inside Papyrus WebRepository: Overview

Document Development Framework

Business Process Management

Document composition from reusable elements

Versioning and validation of templates and all document elements

Deployment: Automatic software and resource distribution

Change Management

Security: User Access Management, Audit Trail and Digital Signature

Job Management across platforms and all output channels (inbound and outbound)

User Trains Computer

Business Rules for Business Communication

Open standardized interfaces to business application data

Multi language document creation using variant control

Offline Operation

Papyrus WebPortal: More than just a pretty user interface.

ISIS Value Proposition

Papyrus Objects is True Innovation.

Open standardized interfaces to business application data

Papyrus Adapters interface with WebRepository and fully support SOA Architecture. Adapters provide flexible integration between applications without the need for interface programming. The Papyrus Document System offers different Adapters such as HTTP, Messaging/MQ Series, SOAP, SAP XOM, COM, XML, LDAP and many more. Adapters allow for the quick handling of changes whilst respecting cost and quality. If a programmer has hard-coded the invocation of a service between two systems, then that results in connectivity- but not agility. The service invocation can’t be changed nor can additional services be added before or after it, without creating a programming project. There is the general agreement that any modifications to process flows that can be accomplished using a graphical or scripting tool are quicker, safer, and less costly than those accomplished by traditional programming.

Benefits/Gains to be achieved

Adapters are a platform neutral service exposure layer

API programming is eliminated and ensures agility

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