September 17, 2003

Xerox eyes the enterprise with software

Upgraded document management product includes workflow engine, developer environment

NEW YORK -- Xerox used the PCExpo show here to pry the lid off a new version of its document management software that the company hopes will help it better compete at the enterprise level.

New to DocuShare 3.1 are a workflow engine, a Web collaboration add-on, and a developer environment targeted primarily at VARs and systems integrators.

The DocuShare Enterprise Workflow Suite extends the software's approval and routing to streamline document-centric business processes, according to the company. DocuShare Interact enables users to create and use collaborative Web pages.

The DocuShare Developer Environment comprises tools and APIs for integration with third-party applications.

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