1. Creating an information-enabled organization 2. Content management functionality 3. Information architecture and metadata 4. Developing a content management strategy 5. Technology options and costs 6. Making the business case 7. The CMS business 8. Managing the project 9. Writing a statement of requirements 10. The selection process 11. Implementation 12. Content migration 13. Resources
Martin White BSc FCLIP FRSA is Managing Director of Intranet Focus Ltd (www intranetfocus.com) which he founded in 1999. He is a Visiting Professor in the Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, a member of the Advisory Board of the CMS Evaluation Laboratory at the iSchool, University of Washington, USA and has been Chairman of the Online Information Conference, London, since 1999.
'In providing an introduction to CMS, this book is a clear example of why White is an authority on the subject.' Information World Review 'If your organization is struggling with managing its intranet or internet website, then you have probably thought about getting a content management system. This book should be your starting point.' eLucidate 'If you want to manage content successfully within your organization but are not sure how to go about it - start by reading this book.' Internet Resources Newsletter
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