Webinar: Records Disposition Simplified

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For the last few years I’ve worked with Cassia Content Management Inc. to develop their Records Disposition Approval Module. The module simplifies the disposition sign-off process, but is also a showcase of a module built entirely with RHCore.

The module is being featured in the OpenText Live Webinar Series on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 at 11:00 EDT (that’s tomorrow!). You can register here if you haven’t already.

Update: You can WATCH THE WEBINAR RECORDING or DOWNLOAD THE PRESENTATION.

Need help developing for Content Server or interested in using RHCore? Contact me at cmeyer@rhouse.ch.

  4 Responses to “Webinar: Records Disposition Simplified”

  1. Val Didenko says:
    October 14, 2015 at 16:58

    I am late to register on this session, Chris. Please put session recording online. Thanks a lot for this valuable educational effort. All the best.

    Reply
  2. Gary Brown says:
    March 16, 2016 at 21:53

    I am interested in developing with RHCore. I see no further blog entries after this date and was wondering if you are no active in this capacity. If so, where do I find a contact to see about acquiring RHCore for Content Server?

    Reply

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