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Implement one generic content type with a broad set of metadata fields to cover all possible scenarios, relying on users to manually select the correct metadata.

Define multiple content types with specific metadata schemas and permission sets tailored to each department, using rules to dynamically apply these configurations.

Avoid customization of content types; instead, use out-of-the-box content types and manage compliance through rigorous user training and manual auditing processes.

Create a highly complex, single content type that automatically adjusts its metadata and permissions using custom scripts based on a predefined set of conditions.

Configure the Oracle CX Content mobile app for offline access, instructing the team member to download the required documents whenever they have stable internet access.

Depend solely on the email notifications for document updates and require the team member to request the latest version from other contributors manually.

Restrict access to the documents within Oracle CX Content to ensure no changes are made while the team member is offline.

Establish a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection that keeps the desktop client continuously in sync with the Oracle CX Content repository, regardless of the team member's location.

Utilize shared folders for collaboration, configure automatic versioning on document upload, and define a workflow with automatic notifications for document review.

Enable check-in/check-out for document control, use annotations for team discussions, and set up a complex workflow with multiple approval stages.

Implement an audit trail for document access, activate collaborative editing with real-time co-authoring, and create a basic workflow for document approval with a single reviewer.

Create a custom metadata schema for document tagging, establish a manual versioning system where users update version numbers, and employ a simple notification system for document changes.

Create a single repository with folders for each department and basic metadata fields, leveraging access controls at the folder level.

Design three separate asset types and three repositories, one for each department with custom metadata, and implement workflow rules specific to the Legal department's compliance requirements.

Build a unified asset type for all departments with extended metadata to cover all possible attributes and rules, and utilize a single repository with security roles defined at the asset level.

Utilize one asset type with a generic metadata model that applies to all departments, and set up three repositories, using classification rules to handle compliance for the Legal department.

Configure separate search indexes for structured content and digital assets, and train the users to search both indexes separately to improve the search results.

Define custom metadata for both structured content and digital assets and configure a single search index to include these metadata properties for improved search relevancy.

Bypass standard OCM search features and implement an external search engine specifically tailored for high-resolution images and technical specifications.

Limit the search capabilities to only include structured content, assuming that users would only need detailed specifications when searching for products.