IBM InfoSphere Content Collector V2.1.1 (ICC) is an ECM-based content archiving solution, which treats e-mail and other unstructured content types as active critical business content. This solution collects e-mail from archives and manages e-mail and other unstructured content throughout the enterprise. ICC enables the full breadth of ECM to be applied to the collection or archiving of unstructured content so that it can be used to comply with regulations, manage and analyze knowledge contained in e-mail and other unstructured content, and automate business processes where this content participates in the workflow.

In this workshop, you will learn about the features in IBM InfoSphere Content Collector (both for e- mail and file system archiving). You will perform hands-on lab exercises, including configuring ICC in e-mail and file system archiving scenarios, revising or building ICC e-mail and file system archiving task routes, and working with the ICC system for previewing, searching, and restoring archived documents. You use IBM InfoSphere eDiscovery Manager to search for e-mail documents and unstructured content that is most relevant to a particular legal matter or case. You will also use IBM InfoSphere eDiscovery Analyzer to analyze and refine case materials to reduce legal review costs.

This is an intermediate course for System Administrators, Solution Architects, Software Architects, Solution Designers, IT Managers, and Software Engineers who are responsible for managing and administering the IBM Content Collector infrastructure.

You should have:

• Knowledge of Content Management concepts
• Basic knowledge of Lotus Notes and P8

• Manage and administer the IBM InfoSphere Content Collector infrastructure

• Create and configure E-mail Archiving Task Routes for Lotus Domino and eDiscover
• Create and configure File System Archiving Task Routes
• Enable the Notes e-mail client with ICC
• Work with the ICC system for previewing, searching, and restoring archived e-mail
• Use eDiscovery tools to search and analyze e-mails