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Enterprise Content Management 2006

I've been running quite a few web content management workshops in South-East Asia over the last year, as well as presenting tutorials at a range of overseas workshops. These have focused on selecting a CMS, and they provide a uniquely practical methodology derived from working with organisations such as BHP Billiton, Department of Immigration, University of Melbourne and many more.

What I haven't been doing in general, however, is running these within Australia. So I will highlight the upcoming Enterprise Content Management 2006 conference, where I will be giving a half-day tutorial on selecting a CMS. This will be both useful and enjoyable, and will greatly help those organisations looking to obtain a new (or replacement) CMS.

Posted by jamesr on June 04, 2006 02:11 PM
Categories: Conferences & presentations