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Title:	Web Content Management: The Complete Guide
Type:	Publication / Report
Published:	1 January 2003

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Web Content Management: The Complete Guide - Ashley Friedlein, e-consultancy, 2003

What is content management? What are content management systems and should you buy or build them? And how do you run a content management project? This 100 page guide gives you all the answers. Specially commissioned by e-consultancy from Ashley Friedlein, author of the best-selling books 'Web Project Management' and 'Maintaining and Evolving Successful Commercial Web Sites', this report contains practical advice, case studies, and details on all the best resources for mastering web content management. This guide is unique and free only to e-consultancy subscribers.

This special report answers questions such as:

What is content management and how do I go about it?
How do I enable a number of non-technical staff to update the site whilst ensuring quality and control?
What's the importance of XML or metadata?
How do I deliver a multi-lingual site?
How can I use content management to do personalisation?
What form of Content Management System (CMS) should I have?
Should I buy, build or even hire my CMS?
What steps do I need to follow when planning and delivering a content management project?
Who are the key CMS vendors?
What are the best white papers, sites, book and other content management resources?
How are other people dealing with content management challenges?

Related Resources

For updated detail on CMS vendors, download our Content Management Systems (CMS) Buyer's Guide 2007.

Please refer to our Content Management Topic Page for more resources.

Topic Relevant Keywords:

Content management, CMS, content model, content objects, XML, meta data, personalisation, templates, rules, repository, publishing, content lifecycle, segmentation, localisation, editors, workflow

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