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OpenText Content Manager Advanced Training

Course Overview

This advanced training course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to create, manage and maintain folders within OpenText Content Manager.


Participants will gain a solid understanding of the Business Classification Scheme (BCS), learn how to create and manage folders, apply security settings and organise information in accordance with organisational recordkeeping requirements. The course also introduces virtual folders and record relationships to help users create customised views and improve information accessibility.


Training is delivered within your organisation's own environment wherever possible, allowing participants to learn using familiar business processes, configurations and security settings.


All sessions are recorded and provided following completion for future reference.



Topics Covered

This course covers:

  • Understanding the role of an Advanced User

  • Understanding the Business Classification Scheme (BCS)

  • Navigating and searching the Business Classification Scheme

  • Filing information according to its purpose

  • Creating and managing folders

  • Applying and managing folder security

  • Modifying folder properties

  • Moving documents between folders

  • Creating and managing virtual folders

  • Creating and maintaining record relationships

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should attend the Advanced Training course?

This course is designed for staff responsible for creating and managing folders, maintaining information structures and applying security within OpenText Content Manager.

What is the Business Classification Scheme (BCS)?

The Business Classification Scheme (BCS) is the framework used to organise records and information within OpenText Content Manager. This course teaches participants how to navigate and apply the BCS to create consistent and compliant folder structures.

Will I learn how to apply security?

Yes. Participants will learn how security is applied to folders, how to manage access appropriately and how to support organisational information governance requirements.

How is the training delivered?

Training is delivered remotely through Microsoft Teams and is contextualised to your organisation's OpenText Content Manager environment and build version.

Will participants receive a recording?

Yes. A recording of the training session is provided following completion.

Book Content Manager Training

Call 1800 392 392 or enquire online to book your training session.

Course Details

Platform

Content Manager Desktop, Client or Web Client

Duration

3 Hours

Delivery

Remote via Microsoft Teams

Maximum Attendees

10

Recording Included

Yes

Prerequisites

Participants should have completed:

  • OpenText Content Manager Introduction Training

  • OpenText Content Manager Intermediate Training

or have equivalent practical experience.


Audience

Suitable for staff responsible for:

  • Creating and managing folders

  • Applying security Maintaining information structures

  • Supporting information governance within their team

Ready to get started?

Contact us to book or enquire about this training course.

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