ECM Administration I Training Course

  • ECM Administration I Training Course
  • Italy - Milan

ECM Administration I Training Course

Course Category : Data Management

A specialised training programme focused on the fundamentals of Enterprise Content Management, information governance, and digital document administration to enhance operational efficiency and compliance.
Duration: 5 Days
Level: Foundation to Intermediate.

Starts On

21 - September - 2026

Ends On

25 - September - 2026

Location

Italy - Milan

Language

English

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Targeted Audience

  • ECM Administrators
  • Document and Records Officers
  • Digital Transformation Professionals
  • Information Management Personnel
  • IT Staff and Support Teams
  • Governance and Compliance Officers
  • Electronic Archiving Coordinators
  • Document Management Supervisors

Targeted Skills

  • Enterprise Content Management Fundamentals
  • Content and Document Lifecycle Administration
  • Information Governance and Records Management
  • Access Control and Security Administration
  • Content Classification and Organisation
  • Compliance and Information Risk Support

Expected Outcomes

  • Understand the core principles of Enterprise Content Management.
  • Apply structured document and records management practices.
  • Administer content according to governance and compliance requirements.
  • Organise and classify information for effective retrieval.
  • Support information security and user access management.
  • Enhance organisational knowledge and document management capabilities.

Training Topics Index

  • ECM concepts and objectives
  • Components of modern ECM environments
  • Document management versus records management
  • Content lifecycle management

  • Document creation and classification
  • Retention and disposition policies
  • Electronic records administration
  • Compliance and archiving requirements

  • Enterprise taxonomy design
  • Metadata management
  • Indexing, search, and retrieval
  • Content quality management

  • Content access controls
  • User and role administration
  • Protection of sensitive information
  • Information governance principles

  • Core administrator responsibilities
  • Content monitoring and data quality
  • Change and update management
  • User support and operational improvement