Why are so many organizations rushing to ensure their staff is PMP certified, with the premise that automatic success will be achieved on web projects and beyond?
Web Operations Management (WOM) as a practice takes Web management out of the arena of daily management, mini-projects, and silo'd technology implementations and moves it into the more mature operations arena.
These days, it seems that metadata is a term that is bandied about by everyone. What exactly is metadata, why would you want to have it on your Web site and what does it have to do with content management?
What do Information Architects and Content Publishing Managers have in common? Both strive to structure content so that users can accomplish their tasks quickly and easily.
The amount of time that Web production groups spend not producing is high. A lot of production personnel's time is spent running interference or solving problems that have occurred as a result of a lack of standardized workflow.
The rise of the commercial Web has forced a new kind of partnership between business Marketing and IT organizations. We discuss how Web content management systems can improve the frequently volatile dynamics of this new union.
Today, more than ever, there are a number of different products and strategies available for getting your Web content development and production processes streamlined and under control.
