Abstract: Responsive to a request to share managed content with a user of an external system, a content server in an enterprise computing environment makes a copy of the managed content, sends the copy with information identifying the user of the external system to the external system, establishes a revocable link between the managed content in the repository and the copy in the external system, locks the managed content in the repository, and indicates to the requesting user that the managed content is locked from editing. Responsive to a request to stop sharing, the content server revokes the link and notifies the external system that sharing has been revoked. If the copy has been modified, the content server retrieves a modified version of the copy from the external system and saves the modified version as a new version of the managed content in the repository.

Abstract: A notification center system receives a message from a message source, the message comprising a message body, the message body comprising parameter-value pairs. The notification center system processes the message body to obtain a contextual string from the parameter-value pairs, appends a source identifier to the message, the source identifier identifying the message source, and stores the message appended with the source identifier in a platform-neutral format in a message store. Utilizing the contextual string, the message is then grouped, with other message(s) or by itself, with a message thread. The message is provided to a delivery mechanism for presentation of the message under the message thread. Content-aware contextual visual indicators may be determined for the message thread and the message based on different orders of specificity. The message thread and the message can then be displayed with their corresponding content-aware contextual visual indicators to provide additional insights.

Abstract: Responsive to a request to share managed content with a user of an external system, a content server in an enterprise computing environment makes a copy of the managed content, sends the copy with information identifying the user of the external system to the external system, establishes a revocable link between the managed content in the repository and the copy in the external system, locks the managed content in the repository, and indicates to the requesting user that the managed content is locked from editing. Responsive to a request to stop sharing, the content server revokes the link and notifies the external system that sharing has been revoked. If the copy has been modified, the content server retrieves a modified version of the copy from the external system and saves the modified version as a new version of the managed content in the repository.

Abstract: Responsive to an indication to lock an item managed by a content server, the content server locks the item at the content server and locks a copy of the item managed by an external system to prevent editing of the copy of the item. The external system operates in a cloud computing environment. The content server updates a user-interface (UI) to indicate that the item is locked from editing.

Abstract: Responsive to a request to share managed content with a user of an external system, a content server in an enterprise computing environment makes a copy of the managed content, sends the copy with information identifying the user of the external system to the external system, establishes a revocable link between the managed content in the repository and the copy in the external system, locks the managed content in the repository, and indicates to the requesting user that the managed content is locked from editing. Responsive to a request to stop sharing, the content server revokes the link and notifies the external system that sharing has been revoked. If the copy has been modified, the content server retrieves a modified version of the copy from the external system and saves the modified version as a new version of the managed content in the repository.