In the era of digital transformation, organizations face increasing challenges in managing, securing, and automating document workflows. DukeDocs is proposed as a next-generation document management system (DMS) that integrates intelligent indexing, version control, access governance, and workflow automation. This paper explores the architecture, core features, security model, and potential applications of DukeDocs in enterprise and legal environments. Through comparative analysis with existing solutions (e.g., SharePoint, M-Files), the study demonstrates how DukeDocs enhances operational efficiency and compliance.
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Target Audience DukeDocs is suitable for teams and organizations across various industries, including: Through comparative analysis with existing solutions (e
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DukeDocs (as Duke Energy’s document backbone) is not a single product but a mission-critical compliance ecosystem. Its success hinges not on software features but on metadata discipline, integration with operational systems (SCADA, SAP), and resilience against cyber threats. For Duke University’s equivalent system, the drivers shift to FERPA and research integrity. Organizations seeking to benchmark their own DMS against “Duke-level” rigor should focus on audit completeness, regulatory mapping, and offline operational continuity. and offline operational continuity.