Abstract: Organizing managed content for storage is disclosed. An object is linked, based at least in part on an attribute of the object, to a set of objects associated with the attribute. The objects in the set are subject to a policy a consequence of which is common to at least a subset of the set as determined based at least in part on the attribute. The object is stored in a storage location associated with the set.

Abstract: Avoiding duplicative storage of managed content is disclosed. It is determined whether content associated with an object has been stored previously in an associated one of a plurality of storage locations used to store managed content with which the object is associated. If it is determined that the content has been stored previously in the storage location, the previously-stored content is associated with the object and the object, but not a duplicate copy of the content, is stored in the storage location.

Abstract: A system and method for persistently caching data elements in the internal storage of a client connected to an enterprise network allows for the rapid access of data elements by the client. The persistent caching of data elements significantly reduces the number of times the client must request data elements from a remote storage area. The persistently cached data elements are further checked for coherency with the server at specified intervals to make certain that the cached copies are always coherent with the server when called by a client application.