Enterprise Content Management is a revolutionary approach to extending the value of unstructured content locked inside disparate desktop applications by facilitating its reuse and interoperability. The technology powering this approach is the Extensible Mark-up Language (XML), a language that encodes a machine-readable structure into what would previously be considered unstructured, non-machine-readable content. Without XML-encoded content, organizations cannot gain the full benefit of a content management system. In order to generate XML-encoded content, a therefore a completely new set of composition solutions have come to market. Because the end-uses for XML-enabled content are diverse, there is a diversity of solutions, including word processor plug-ins, legacy format conversion, custom forms, and XML content solutions platforms designed specifically for XML.
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