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To clarify the differences between OpenText Archive Center, OpenText ADA

(Archive Document Access), and OpenText Core Archive, let's explore each
solution, focusing on their primary functions, deployment options, and ideal
use cases:

OpenText Archive Center

 Primary Function: OpenText Archive Center is a comprehensive


archiving solution designed to manage the long-term storage and
retrieval of enterprise content. It supports a wide range of content
types and provides robust capabilities for compliance and data
management.

 Deployment Options: It can be deployed on-premises, in the cloud,


or in a hybrid environment, offering flexibility to meet various
organizational needs.

 Use Cases: Suitable for organizations that require a centralized,


scalable, and compliant archiving solution to handle large volumes of
data and integrate with other enterprise systems.

OpenText ADA (Archive Document Access)

 Primary Function: OpenText ADA focuses on providing efficient and


quick access to archived documents. It is particularly beneficial for
organizations that need to retrieve archived information rapidly.

 Deployment Options: Typically integrated with existing OpenText


content management systems to enhance document retrieval
capabilities.

 Use Cases: Ideal for scenarios where fast document access is critical,
such as legal discovery, customer service, and other operations
requiring immediate document retrieval.

OpenText Core Archive

 Primary Function: OpenText Core Archive is a cloud-native archiving


solution that offers secure, scalable archiving as a service. It is
designed to leverage the benefits of cloud infrastructure for storing
and managing archived content.

 Deployment Options: As a cloud-based service, it provides seamless


integration with OpenText’s cloud ecosystem and can be used entirely
in the cloud.
 Use Cases: Best suited for organizations pursuing a cloud-first
strategy, looking for scalable and cost-effective archiving solutions
without the need for on-premises infrastructure.

Summary of Differences

 OpenText Archive Center is a versatile and robust solution for


comprehensive archiving needs, supporting various deployment
models and integration with enterprise systems.

 OpenText ADA is tailored for quick and efficient document retrieval,


enhancing access capabilities within existing content management
frameworks.

 OpenText Core Archive provides a fully cloud-based approach,


focusing on scalability and ease of management within the cloud, ideal
for organizations preferring cloud-native solutions.

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