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Search & Content Management

• Wanted: Information Architects!

  Improving the Findability of Enterprise Information

  by Patricia Seybold

  We are in desperate need of information architects and other information professionals who can make sense of the mess of information we've created and is now exposed to our customers, our partners, and the world!
  Jun. 26, 2003

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• The Network Effect

  Weaving the Semantic Web of information

  by Patricia Seybold

  No matter what business you're in, you should be aware of emerging standards in cross-referencing digital assets.
  Feb. 27, 2003

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• Who Is Accessing Your Information?

  The COUNTER Project Proposes to Track Usage while Protecting Privacy

  by Patricia Seybold

  The COUNTER Project is attempting to provide a standardized method of tracking reader access to online published information.
  Feb. 20, 2003

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• Protecting Your Digital Assets

  Technical Journal Publishers Lead the Way Using Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs)

  by Patricia Seybold

  The DOI standard for uniquely tagging digitized assets is in widespread use by journal publishers.
  Feb. 13, 2003

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• Understanding Digitization: Trends in Business Models

  Important Lessons from Scientific, Medical, and Technical Publishing

  by Patricia Seybold

  Technical journal publishers have come up with new business models to for generating revenues from digital assets.
  Feb. 6, 2003

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• How Should You Manage Content within Your Enterprise?

  Seven Key Issues that Are Critical to Success

  by Patricia Seybold

  How should you organize and staff to ensure success in your enterprise content management initiative? Don’t make content management an IT project.
  Jan. 30, 2003

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• Key Issues around Portals and Content Management

  The Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How

  by David Marshak

  Content Management is one of the largest challenges of implementing Portals. This report looks at the relationship between the two domains from a portal-centric perspective.
  Jan. 9, 2003

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• The Documentum 5 ECM Platform

  Providing the Framework, Components, and Services for Content-Centric Applications

  by Geoffrey Bock

  Announced in September, 2002, the Documentum 5 ECM platform integrates Web content management, electronic document management, and digital asset management into a consistent set of content-centric services. The platform is based on an extensible Architec
  Jan. 9, 2003

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• Content Management: What Organizations Care About

  Results from Our Content Management Survey

  by Geoffrey Bock

  We conducted a survey of our customers to identify and describe key trends for content management systems.
  Sep. 26, 2002

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• Ford Launches the ePIM Initiative:

  Using WebSphere and MQSeries to Integrate Disparate Enterprise Applications

  by Geoffrey Bock

  Ford Motor Company launched the enterprise Product Information Management (ePIM) initiative in 1999.
  Feb. 28, 2002

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• Will Your Company Be Well-Positioned When the Economy Rebounds?

  Focus on Adaptive Business Processes, Workflow, Collaboration, Information-in-Context, and End-to-Edge Visibility

  by Patricia Seybold

  This report outlines steps your company will need to take to be prepared when the economy rebounds.
  Feb. 28, 2002

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• Social Searching within Enterprise-Wide Discovery Networks

  Organizing Expertise, Experience, Experts, and Communities of Interest to Locate Relevant Digital Content

  by Geoffrey Bock

  Social searching--finding items based on networks of social relationships--represents a core capability for discovering critical content in the digital age.
  Jan. 3, 2002

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• Defining Metadata

  The First Step Toward Consistent Content Management

  by Patricia Seybold

  Consistent content management can both reduce costs improve both the quality of your customer experience. Start by identifying the kinds of metadata that matters most to your different groups of customers and to the people who serve those customers.
  Nov. 15, 2001

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• Why Metadata Matters

  Adding the Critical Insights for Intelligent Content Management Capabilities

  by Geoffrey Bock

  Managing the metadata that adds “intelligence” to our cyber-centric interactions is fast becoming a critical aspect of creating a compelling online experience. Metadata describes the type and structure of specific data elements.
  Nov. 15, 2001

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• RX: Solve Critical Content Problems Today

  Forget Central Planning; Distribute the Control and the Decisions

  by Susan Aldrich

  Enterprise systems management as we know it today is on the way to irrelevance. It is about to be replaced by a new wave of enterprise management solutions.
  Jun. 21, 2001

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• Lessons from FindMRO.com, the MRO Sleuth

  Best Practices in Content and Search

  by Susan Aldrich

  This report analyzes FindMRO’s content strategy and programs and identifies nine lessons learned.
  Dec. 21, 2000

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