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(More customer reviews)My first impression of the book was that the author did an excellent job in presenting RM concepts, describing how Alfresco implemented the RM features in Share, and how you could customize this features if necessary. The author also included "How does it work?" section at the end of most of the chapters and I found it very helpful if I was interested in the technical details of how the feature was implemented.
Chapter 9 is the BEST chapter in the book. If you only have time to read one chapter, this is one that you need to read. The author reviews various RM concepts and then describes various scenarios and what-if situations that a record can be in. Other topics include: freeze/hold, unique record ID that Alfresco creates for each record, and the two cron jobs that the RM module uses to support RM functionality.
I really liked this book compared to other Alfresco books I have read. It provides a good mix of records management concepts and technical details for developers. My only suggestion for the author is that it would have been nice if he provided a fictitious use case that could be referenced throughout the book. Other Alfresco books that I have reviewed include such samples and I feel that it can be very helpful to readers who are trying to pick up a new concept.
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This book is structured in a sequential way that walks you through the steps necessary to set up your Alfresco Records Management system. Chapters follow a logical progression with each chapter building on the knowledge and implementation details learned in earlier chapters. If you are a records manager, business analyst, or a software developer, and want to implement the Alfresco Records Management program for your organization, then this book is for you. You don't require any prior knowledge of Alfresco Share software to follow this book.
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