IBM Navigator on Cloud, a software as a service offering, gives knowledge workers the ability to securely share, manage, and synchronize content to both desktop and mobile devices.
- Hosted on IBM SoftLayer
- Built on the industry-leading IBM Enterprise Content Management (ECM) technologies: IBM Content Navigator and IBM Content Foundation
- Provides an HTML5 web experience for both desktop and mobile devices
- Delivers a native mobile experience on both Apple iOS and Android
- Enables custom application development through Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS)
IBM Navigator on Cloud helps organizations become more agile so they can focus on innovation and customer service by bringing IBM Enterprise Content Management (ECM) platform and user experience to the cloud. IBM Navigator on Cloud provides:
- An integrated content management solution built on the market-leading IBM ECM platform available as a service on IBM SoftLayer.
- Access to content anywhere and anytime, including the ability to synchronize files across desktops, mobile devices, and the cloud repository.
- Secure shared content with employees without having to move content outside the corporate repository.
- Security and reliability through enterprise grade auditing, disaster recovery, and high availability.
- System managed by industry-leading subject matter experts in ECM practices.
- Accelerated time to market with a flexible cloud deployment model that easily integrates with your user directory.
- New innovations and capabilities to users through continuous feature delivery.
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