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The Web CMS Report 2009 looks at... Classification and Metadata

"SharePoint provides comparatively weak support for metadata. Customers are continually challenged by the lack of hierarchical vocabulary schemes and the inability to effectively manage controlled vocabularies within a central store. "

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On Re-use, Migration, and the Case for Killer Management

22-Sep-2004

CMS Watch was recently interviewed by Data Conversion Laboratory (DCL) for their fine monthly e-newsletter. Being in the document conversion business, DCL is very interested in migration and re-use, both thorny topics. The interview provided an opportunity to re-iterate: the most important asset to any CMS strategy -- like nearly everything else in business -- is good management. Without an ability to foresee in very practical terms what your enterprise intends to do with its content, the best laid content models may well be for naught...
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- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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