Lesson 1Search optimization: indexed fields, tags, content enrichment, and enterprise search tuningDis section focus on make content easy to find. You go learn how to choose indexed fields, design tags, enrich content wid metadata, and tune enterprise search relevance, filters, and result layout to support real user search behavior.
Selecting fields for indexing and faceted filtersDesigning tags and keywords for business scenariosContent enrichment using rules and connectorsRelevance tuning, boosting, and ranking signalsSearch result layouts, previews, and refinersLesson 2Metadata capture strategies: manual, template-driven, and automated extraction (OCR, ML classifiers)Dis section explore strategy for capture metadata reliable. You go compare manual entry, template-driven default, and automated extraction using OCR and machine learning, and design validation rule wey keep data accurate without frustrating users.
Designing user-friendly metadata formsTemplate-driven defaults and inheritance rulesOCR-based extraction from scanned documentsML classifiers for auto-tagging and routingValidation rules and quality monitoringLesson 3Designing a metadata taxonomy: core fields (document type, department, customer, project, sensitivity, retention)Dis section explain how to design practical metadata taxonomy. You go define core fields, align dem wid business process, set ownership and rule, and make sure metadata support security, retention, reporting, and search across ECM platform.
Identifying mandatory and optional metadata fieldsDesigning document type and department classificationsCustomer, project, and case identification fieldsSensitivity, confidentiality, and access control tagsRetention, disposition, and legal hold metadataLesson 4Controlled vocabularies, taxonomies, and lookup lists vs free-text fieldsDis section cover controlled vocabularies, taxonomies, and lookup lists compare wid free-text fields. You go learn when to constrain choice, how to manage term set, and how to balance data quality, flexibility, and user experience in ECM.
When to use controlled lists versus free textDesigning term sets, hierarchies, and synonymsManaging lookup lists and reference dataGovernance for term ownership and changesHandling multilingual and regional variationsLesson 5Proposed folder/library layout for HR, Legal, Sales, Support, and Engineering with segregation rulesDis section propose practical folder and library layout for HR, Legal, Sales, Support, and Engineering. You go define segregation rule, access boundary, and cross-team collaboration area wey protect sensitive data while enabling work.
HR libraries, subfolders, and sensitivity zonesLegal matter, contract, and compliance structuresSales account, opportunity, and proposal areasSupport ticket, knowledge, and FAQ repositoriesEngineering design, code, and release librariesLesson 6Mapping legacy structures to new IA and migration planning guidelinesDis section guide you through mapping legacy folder structure to new information architecture. You go analyze existing content, design mapping rule, plan migration wave, and define validation step to reduce risk and user disruption.
Inventory and assessment of legacy repositoriesDesigning mapping rules and transformation logicPilot migrations and user validation cyclesCutover planning, freeze windows, and rollbacksPost-migration cleanup and optimizationLesson 7Content models: document types, templates, and standardized content blueprintsDis section explain how to design content model wey standardize document. You go define document type, template, and reusable component, ensuring consistent field, layout, and lifecycle wey support automation, compliance, and analytics.
Defining document types and their attributesStandard templates for common business documentsReusable content components and snippetsVersioning, lifecycle, and status metadataAligning models with workflows and automationLesson 8Folder vs metadata debate and recommended hybrid approach to maximize search and governanceDis section examine tradeoff between folder-based organization and metadata-driven navigation. You go compare approach, identify risk of over-nesting, and design hybrid model wey support search, governance, and user adoption together.
Limitations of deep folder hierarchiesStrengths and challenges of metadata-first designDesigning hybrid navigation and viewsGovernance rules for folder and metadata useUser training and change management tacticsLesson 9High-level content structure patterns: department libraries, project spaces, and record centersDis section present reusable content structure pattern for ECM. You go design department library, project and case space, and record center, aligning dem wid ownership, lifecycle, and compliance need while avoiding duplication and uncontrolled sprawl.
Designing department and function librariesProject, case, and engagement workspacesRecord centers and archival repositoriesCross-functional content and shared resourcesOwnership, lifecycle, and access boundariesLesson 10Naming conventions for folders, libraries, and files (date formats, project codes, version hints)Dis section define naming convention for folder, library, and file. You go standardize date format, project code, and version hint, and learn how to document and enforce rule so name remain readable, sortable, and automation-friendly.
Standard date formats and time zone choicesProject, client, and case code structuresVersion indicators and draft versus final labelsLength limits, forbidden characters, and casingDocumenting and enforcing naming standards
