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Join us for Intelligent Content 2009!Intelligent content is not limited to one purpose, technology or output. It's structurally rich and semantically aware and is therefore automatically discoverable, reusable, reconfigurable and adaptable. And intelligent content isn't just a future, it's possible now. No other conference focuses on Intelligent Content. Join us in Palm Springs in January to learn more! Register today. Seats are limited. Check out Ann's email interview with Tom Johnson on his I'd Rather be Writing blog. She defines what intelligent content is, how it can be used and what we need to do to write intelligent content. For more information, please visit the conference website, www.IntelligentContent2009.com.
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Metadata - A crucial component of Intelligent ContentPosted on November 7, 2008 by Charles Cooper So what’s metadata and why is it crucial to intelligent content? And what’s intelligent content? We define intelligent content as content that’s structurally rich and semantically aware and is therefore automatically discoverable, reusable, reconfigurable and adaptable. more...
Program Schedule for Intelligent Content 2009 now onlinePosted on October 28, 2008 by moreinfo We have posted our Program Schedule for the Intelligent Content 2009 conference. You can see the program as a schedule, or view it by presentation title, presenter, or by company. more...
We’ve chosen our presenters and we’re delighted to let you know who they are!Posted on October 24, 2008 by moreinfo Our Keynote speakers are Salim Ismail of Confabb (formerly of Yahoo), and Bob Boiko of Metatorial Services (and author of The Content Management Bible). more...
Intelligent ContentPosted on September 29, 2008 by Ann Rockley Today’s businesses have begun to move away from static unstructured content to semantically structured and tagged content to help them find content more easily, dynamically deliver content, and reduce costs. In other words they are moving to more intelligent content. This blog entry describes scenarios we have seen for the use of intelligent content. If you can relate to these scenarios we are looking for great speakers to speak at Intelligent Content 2009. The deadline for presentation proposals is Oct. 3. more...
Serving Up PDF – Another WayPosted on September 26, 2008 by Philippe Robitaille In my previous post - Serving Multiple Touch-points – Old School Tricks, I wrote at length about the method of importing content into layout-intensive page makeup tools using their procedural markup languages. The intent was to demonstrate how content can be efficiently formatted for high-gloss publications in an automated fashion. This is the kind of setup required in order to furnish personalized content over the Web. more...
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Component Content Management Report
At long last, the XML & Component Content Management Report 2008 is ready! A year in the making, and based on extensive technology research and customer interviews, this groundbreaking report evaluates fourteen major CCM suppliers and five prominent XML Editor tools. The 363-page report also documents industry best practices and identifies common pitfalls to avoid when selecting and implementing a CCM system. Brought to you by CMS Watch with analysis by The Rockley Group, this report provides you with essential background to understand the CCM space. Read Bob Glushko's review here. To purchase your copy, or to see a sample excerpt, visit www.cmswatch.com/CCM/Report.
Managing Enterprise Content: A Unified Content Strategy
"This book is destined to become the industry standard for implementing content management" Judith L. Glick-Smith, Amazon reviewer For more information see the book website.
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