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Connecting to the content stored inside a SharePoint repository is something every wants to be able to do. EntropySoft, a provider of Enterprise Content Integration technologies, is among those who offers a solution. And the good news is they have just updated their SharePoint Connector to provide even more of the integration requirements organizations are demanding.

No one will argue that we need technologies and solutions that help us pull together and share content and information from the various content repositories we have in our organizations today. Gone are the days of single repositories for everything. That's why companies are diving deep into the content connector market to provide solutions to integrate content between repositories.

That's also why CMIS is such a desired specification for the enterprise content management market. But will this new spec, expected to be out late spring for a public review, be the demise of the content connector market?

With over 30 bi-directional connectors to many of the most-used enterprise content management systems, EntropySoft is helping organizations easily integrate the various technologies they use for content-centric applications.

Their newest connector is the EMC Documentum eRoom connector. Designed for version 7.x of eRoom, the connector enables you to read and write content in the eRoom repository, including to objects such as forums, tasks and projects.

As with all connectors, the connector is non-intrusive and there are no installation requirements for the eRoom server.

The EntropySoft Connector factory also includes connectors for HP TRIM, Oracle UCM, IBM WebSphere Portal Document Manager and Interwoven WorkSite. Plug-and-play EntropySoft connectors include major applications such as Microsoft SharePoint, FileNET P8, Open Text LiveLink and Interwoven TeamSite.

All connectors are written in Java and are accessible via Java or .Net and web services.

The EntropySoft connectors are OEMed through a number of solutions and partners, including search vendors like Endeca, and most recently eDiscovery vendor Kazeon. The latest OEM partnership is with Image Integration Systems, provider of the DocuSphere BPI solution.

Have a closer look at all the connectors on their website.

For organizations who have invested in Oracle Universal Content Management and want to expose its content to other systems and applications, EntropySoft has created a connector just for you. And it’s bidirectional to boot.