In OpenText Content Server, background agents do the work people assume the system does by itself. Every one of them needs two separate settings to agree before it runs, and when they disagree nothing fails, nothing is logged, and the work simply never happens.
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Tips, tricks and insights from fifteen years of Extended ECM implementations — business workspaces, SAP integration, permissions, migrations. Written by Ruud Palmen, ECM Solution Architect.
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Ruud Palmen, ECM Solution Architect
ECM Solution Architect with more than 15 years of OpenText experience. I design and implement Extended ECM platforms for organisations that want their documents and processes genuinely under control — usually with SAP, Salesforce or SuccessFactors on the other side.
This is my personal blog. I write in my own name about what I run into on projects — no product marketing, no release notes, just the details you only see once the system is in production.