Abstract: Content transfer technology, in which a client side component sends, to a server side component, a request for a content file from an enterprise content management system. The server side component establishes a connection with the enterprise content management system and downloads the content file. The client side component requests the server side component to transfer, to the client side component, the content file in configurable size chunks over multiple threads. The server side component reads, from the content file, chunks of content of the size specified by the client side component and transfers, to the client side component, the chunks of content over the number of the multiple threads specified by the client side component. The client side component receives, over the multiple threads, the chunks of content and, when all of the chunks of content have been received, recombines the chunks of content into the content file.

Abstract: Integration framework for enterprise content management systems, in which a request related to performing an operation associated with enterprise content management is received from a customer relationship management application. In response to the request, a standard user interface is provided and user input that is entered into the standard user interface and that requests performance of an enterprise content management operation is received. In response to the user input, a particular enterprise content management system to perform the enterprise content management operation is identified from among multiple, different enterprise content management systems and a particular connector component configured to interface with the particular enterprise content management system is selected from among multiple, different connector components.

Abstract: Content archival and retrieval, in which connections with multiple, different enterprise applications operated by an organization are established. In addition, a connection with a central archival system is established and content to archive is received from the multiple, different enterprise applications. The central archival system is controlled to archive, in a central location, the content received from the multiple, different enterprise applications such that content from a first type of enterprise application is archived in the central location together with content from a second type of enterprise application.

Abstract: Content transfer technology, in which a client side component sends, to a server side component, a request for a content file from an enterprise content management system. The server side component establishes a connection with the enterprise content management system and downloads the content file. The client side component requests the server side component to transfer, to the client side component, the content file in configurable size chunks over multiple threads. The server side component reads, from the content file, chunks of content of the size specified by the client side component and transfers, to the client side component, the chunks of content over the number of the multiple threads specified by the client side component. The client side component receives, over the multiple threads, the chunks of content and, when all of the chunks of content have been received, recombines the chunks of content into the content file.

Abstract: Content archival and retrieval, in which connections with multiple, different enterprise applications operated by an organization are established. In addition, a connection with a central archival system is established and content to archive is received from the multiple, different enterprise applications. The central archival system is controlled to archive, in a central location, the content received from the multiple, different enterprise applications such that content from a first type of enterprise application is archived in the central location together with content from a second type of enterprise application.

Abstract: Integration framework for enterprise content management systems, in which a request related to performing an operation associated with enterprise content management is received from a customer relationship management application. In response to the request, a standard user interface is provided and user input that is entered into the standard user interface and that requests performance of an enterprise content management operation is received. In response to the user input, a particular enterprise content management system to perform the enterprise content management operation is identified from among multiple, different enterprise content management systems and a particular connector component configured to interface with the particular enterprise content management system is selected from among multiple, different connector components.