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Content centric models such as e-book, movies, etc. |
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Service centric models such as Web services |
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Association of rights to individual entities or groups (or any combination) |
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Capability to address the life cycle business scenarios including multi-tier distribution |
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Specify and "reach"(in an industry standard fashion) web services. This allows extended or more elaborate rights management. For example seeking approval, reporting usage or tracking usage. |
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Language can specify the trust environment before rights can be executed |
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Confidentiality and integrity of the rights expression |
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Industry-specific terms can be developed and added to the language |
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Only required terms are used, making the language more compact (pick and choose extensions) |
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Use of industry-standard tools to develop extensions |
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Customer is not limited to the current terminology |
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Faster time to market |
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Lower cost of development |
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Higher degree of compliance with XrML |
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Customizable with 3rd party extensions |
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XML Schema based, including namespace, element substitution, and type substitution schemes for extension development |
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Employment of XSLT and XPath |
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XML Signature and XML Encryption for authentication and protection |