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Text documents are a valuable resource for virtually any enterprise and organi­za­tion, and in many cases, document processing is a highly collaborative pro­cess. Thus documents have to be stored, managed and handled with the utmost care and efficiency.
Strangely enough, while other data (most prominently customer, product, finance, and the like) have long been supported by sophisticated database and work­flow technologies, until now, documents have typically been treated as second-class citizens, where mostly ad-hoc, home-grown, and often intricate solutions are being used.
As a consequence, many of the achievements (with respect to data organization and querying, recovery, integrity and security enforcement, multi-user operation, distri­bution management, uniform tool access, and similar) are not easily avail­able for documents.
We propose a radically different approach, centered on natively representing text in fully-fledged databases, and incorporating all necessary collaboration support.




Most innovative aspects of TeNDaX

The idea to store text in such a native form is itself, from our point of view, very innovative.  Such a native storage of text in a database is the perfect fundament for the implementation of all the explained functions.

TeNDaX
•          Treats documents of any organization as valuable data
•          Provides state-of-the-art security for documents
•          Provides multi-user operations within documents
•          Puts content & knowledge management of documents on a new level
•          Reveals the value of an organisation’s documents


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