where I don't have to know what node.js is or ubuntu or any platform specific technical information? I am part of a Community Emergency Response Team that is building a Drupal web site to support our members in developing materials and projects for us to better serve our community. We have a Drupal 7 web site nearly complete, running on an Apache server at a shared host service (Bluehost). We are challenged with the document management part of our work and hope that Alfresco can support that, but I'm at a loss as to how / where the two applications (Alfresco and CMIS engine) reside and how they are all managed to talk to one another given that Drupal is running at a remote site.
I have watched a lot of videos, talked to Tapp, taken many paths (some very obtuse) in the alfresco web site without coming close to having my questions answered. I'm not even sure where to be asking this question. I just need to know if alfresco is even remotely able to help us. We are all volunteers so hiring an expert is not an option.
I would also like to see somewhere the various "aspects" of Alfresco explained: Alfresco Share, Alfresco One, Records Management
I would appreciate any insights as to where to look next.
Saroj Gilbert
Welcome to the Alfresco community :-)
Have you found the Alfresco Community Editions docs - these should provide you with a good overview of Alfresco Share, Alfresco Content Service (ACS) Community Edition and also Alfresco Records Management Community Edition.
Alfresco Community Edition 201806 GA | Alfresco Documentation
What's new in Records Management | Alfresco Documentation
Regards,
Jan
Thanks... I'll check those out.
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