[thelist] document management system (dms), open source.

[Julian Rickards]

We do that at work, scanning the documents is part of my job but we also
must register it geospatially (the documents are reports on mining claims
and when you click on a mining claim, you are presented with a list of
documents for that claim).

We also have a text-based search which is no different than a search engine
for all intents and purposes except that the keywords must be entered, not
gathered from the documents (like live-text HTML documents).

Our system has been developed in house so I can't help you with code or a
product.

On 27/11/06, Dan McCullough <dan.mccullough at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am researching document management systems for a project and so I
> was looking for some opinions on what people have seen out in the
> market, or even what people have already tried.
>
> One that I am looking into is http://www.knowledgetree.com/, usually
> what I end up finding is content management systems and such, this is
> actually for paper that we are scanning in electronically, and then
> placing the scans in the dms.
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