Enterprise Content Management

This research paper aims to examine how Enterprise Content Management (ECM) makes it easier to manage such a vast amount of content. Supervising information and content on an endeavor wide scale is challenging. Enterprise content management (ECM) is a term for an integrated approach to information management. ECM research is still a new area of IS research, even though practitioners paid a lot of attention to this idea. Many authors who deal with ECM say that there is not enough scholarly literature out there. This paper gives a far-reaching survey of the scholarly writing on ECM after roughly 10 years of examination: The ECM industry, its development, and its fundamental topics are discussed. A laid-out ECM research system is used, sharpened, and made sense of, alongside its parts and working definitions. Concepts are derived from 68 articles that are analyzed and categorized. The findings are integrated and synthesized in a way that is concept-centric. Also, ends with respect to future patterns and suggestions for exploration and practice are drawn