Web Execution

Lisa Welchman's 2009 Web Management Predictions
by Lisa Welchman
1 week ago

Lisa Welchman's 2009 Web Management Predictions

It's the end of the year. So, I think I'm supposed to predict some things that will happen in 2009. Here are four predictions that are really just self-serving wishes but that's OK.
ROT Content: A Problem and a Symptom
by sarah
2 weeks ago

ROT Content: A Problem and a Symptom

If you've got a Web site larger than you can easily wrap your hands around, and you don't have strong Web Governance in place, there's a good chance you have some ROT (Redundant, Outdated, or Trivial) content out there.
Differentiate Stakeholders: the Squeeky Wheel Shouldn't (Always) Get the Grease
by David Hobbs
4 weeks ago

Differentiate Stakeholders: the Squeeky Wheel Shouldn't (Always) Get the Grease

Some of your stakeholders will be loud.  Even obnoxious.  If your objective is to reduce pain right now, then by all means do whatever it takes to shut them up.  But I would argue that if you want to develop a strong product, then you
The Webmaster is Dead - and Good Riddance!
by Lisa Welchman
7 weeks ago

The Webmaster is Dead - and Good Riddance!

When at the jboye08 Conference in Aarhus last week, I uttered the sentence: "The Webmaster is Dead."  I knew that couldn't be an original statement.
Who Cares What They're Doing: Is it Right for You?
by Delia Konizeski
8 weeks ago

Who Cares What They're Doing: Is it Right for You?

I'm all for benchmarking-- examining and comparing your organization in light of best practices, industry standards and the like.