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Getting your house in order

Shuli Goodman has written an article on content management processes, introducing the concept of "content competency". To quote:

Until recently, most corporations viewed the creation, acquisition and management of digital content as a relatively informal process. However, the sheer volume of information and knowledge flowing though companies today -- coupled with the need to create meaningful and useful digital communication that is reusable, personalized, localized and published across multiple channels -- makes it impossible to succeed with rudimentary tools and ad hoc approaches. Successfully managing content to support a knowledge management effort involves investments of people, time and money, not to mention a mastery of all the various phases of the content lifecycle.

[Thanks to elearningpost.]

Posted by jamesr on January 23, 2004 09:05 AM
Categories: Content management