[Sigia-l] Content Management Methodologies

[Andrew Hinton]

We've gotten a lot of mileage out of Bob Boiko's wisdom lately.

http://www.metatorial.com/

I'm guessing you've already encountered him, since he's been at the IA
Summits, but if you haven't, definitely check this out, and his book the CM
Bible.

We haven't implemented anything huge--yet--but we have a couple of irons in
the fire with our clients on this very issue.


::lee.r.sachs at verizon.com::wrote on 6/7/02 5:24 PM:

> Gang -
> 
> We've been dealing with a project that has content coming in through all
> manner of channels and intentions.  The client's goal is the
> ever-open-ended "let's put this online."  We're trying to define
> consistency in our content discovery & collection process so that we can
> better manage the schedule and the deliverables.  Too often, we start with
> something concrete (a binder or methods & procedures) and in our web-world
> view, we uncover many ways of manipulating and coordinating the content
> collection process (spreadsheets, gap analysis, marked-up hard copy).  I'm
> wondering if anyone else out there has similar experiences and what sorts
> of tools or means do you use to manage schedules, deliverables and the
> ultimate goal of "putting this online."
> 
> -lee
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