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Create a single, global workflow for content approval that includes team members from each region as approvers.

Implement regional workflows that allow local teams to manage and approve content, with an additional step for final global review.

Use an automated script that publishes content without approval, relying on regional teams to review content post-publication.

Eliminate workflows and allow each regional team to publish content independently without any approval processes.

Setting up a multi-region deployment with active-active replication between Oracle Content Management instances.

Propose integrating Oracle Content Management with a third-party real-time editing tool and enable commenting functionality.

Set up Oracle Content Management's native digital asset management system to provide access to team members and configure notifications for asset changes.

Recommend using a standalone document collaboration tool external to Oracle Content Management and manually notify team members for updates.

Instruct team members to upload different versions of graphical content to a shared folder and rely on email notifications to announce updates.

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.

Configure custom metadata fields in the repository settings and create an event trigger to apply the "Campaign2023" tag using a server-side script.