WebSphere XML Document Management Server

Offers an application- and service-independent way to manage XML documents of any type, including group lists, user profiles, contact information, authorization rules.

• Utilize a service- and application-independent XML document management server to enable new services and enhance existing ones using industry standard interfaces for flexible service-oriented architecture (SOA) -based deployments
• Enhance end user experience and customer stickiness by integrating customer information across applications
• Share XML documents across any standards-based application and enable widespread integration among multi-vendor applications, devices, and services through standards support
• Help bring new services to market more quickly by avoiding the time and cost of building and maintaining a new, siloed document management infrastructure for each application or service
• Implement a carrier-grade XML document management platform built for telecommunication environments that supports both legacy and next generation networks, including support for IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) network elements
• Simplify management and minimize costs by utilizing a single XML document management platform across disparate applications and network elements

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IBM WebSphere® XML Document Management Server is a high performance server that offers an application-independent and service-independent way to manage XML documents of any type, including group lists, user profiles, contact information, authorization rules, and policy data.

• WebSphere XML Document Management Server benefits
  • Improve the user experience by enabling customers to reuse information such as group lists, profiles and preferences across applications.
  • Facilitate efforts to get to market quickly by using standardized data access mechanisms for XML-based information.
  • Simplify management by centrally managing information from multiple vendors’ applications, using IETF, OMA, ETSI and 3GPP standards.
  • Support legacy and next-generation services.

• Application and service independent
  WebSphere XML Document Management Server (XDMS) enables the integration of XML-based information across applications and services. For example, group information from one vendor’s instant messaging application can be displayed and updated in another vendor’s contact book application. This degree of flexibility supports efforts to simplify and improve the customer experience for end users. And service providers can facilitate integration of new applications and services without recreating common information.

• Support any XML document type
  WebSphere XDMS can store and manage any XML document type. Examples of XML documents commonly used for services are:
  • Group lists
  • User profiles
  • Contact information
  • Authorization rules
  • Policy data
  
  

  CSPs and third party vendors can expand the capabilities by adding additional document types. For example, a provider could enable all of its applications to utilize common contact highlights documents. WebSphere XDMS also includes pre-built document frameworks based on OMA standards, including Shared XDMS, RLS XDMS, Content and Presence XDMS.

Below is the list of minimum software and hardware required for IBM WebSphere® XML Document Management Server V7.2