content management

Managing Enterprise Content: A Unified Content Strategy
$44.99
Actually implementing a content management solution, even for a small company, is a daunting prospect. Not only do you have to consider a myriad of concrete tasks in order to audit, centralize, and reuse your information. You also have to "sell" a major work-style change to numerous players. Even knowing where to start can be overwhelming, and that's where Ann Rockley's book Managing Enterprise Content comes in.

Authoritative and experienced, Rockley acknowledges that enterprise content management is not for everyone (a refreshing change from those pushing cookie-cutter solutions). In cases where content management could solve business problems, Rockley makes her case with calm conviction, breaking the subject down into logical chunks. In particular, her chapters on designing metadata (the "information about information" that is key to effective and scalable content management) and workflow (the designation of who does what, when) are lucid and comprehensive.

Whether your objective is to get a grasp of the subject, sell an implementation to your organization, or just digest what an impending implementation will mean to you, you'll want Rockley's book on your desk.

The Content Management Handbook (Become an Expert)
$99.95
There are many benefits in using content management software (CMS) to support content authoring and site management for both intranets and websites. These benefits can only be realized when the organization has developed a content management strategy and undertaken a rigorous analysis of the functionality that the CMS must provide, taking into account the Total Cost of Implementation of a CMS application. Information professionals will increasingly play an important role in developing content management strategies and managing intranets and websites, using their professional skills in carrying out information audits, identifying the information needs of users, and developing information architectures and metadata schemes. This essential book provides step-by-step guidance on how to develop a content management strategy, sets out the elements of a content management system and provides advice on the specification, selection, implementation and management of content management software. This practical handbook takes advantage of the author's extensive consulting experience in supporting CMS implementations in a wide range of organizations in the UK, Europe and the USA, including government agencies, charities and multinational businesses. It is of great value to information staff at all levels who are involved in the process of using a CMS to support the development of websites and intranets.

Enterprise Content Management Solutions: What You Need to Know
$29.00
Enterprise Content Management Solutions explores how corporate enterprises are applying ECM as a key element of their business strategy to gain competitive advantage while introducing ways to increase Return on Investment, as well as the emerging importance of Complaince and Corporate Governance. This book also examines the use of ECM technology as applied in specific functional departments within an organization, and how ECM is applied in the real business world as driven by requirements that are specific to an industry segment. The scope is further expanded and considers the highest impact of ECM technology deployment - within multiple industries. A must-read for executives interested in managing content to achieve compliance, improve productivity, and fost innovation and future growth.

Docuvation - A [SaaS/ASP] Content Management Solution
$169.99
We're using this product every day. A great expense for our small business. Everyone here loves it and thinks it's easy to use.