From the Rockley Blog
Content Management – A blessing and a curse or how I became overhead…
Posted on July 14, 2008 by Tamsin Douglas
As I sit here in Bora Bora, I can finally take a breath. It’s 6 pm. I have been trying since 5 pm to tear myself away from my cube so that I could take a few minutes to clarify my thoughts regarding our Content Management System. Lest you think I am sitting on a beach, I should let you know that the Bora Bora I am referring to is actually a meeting room and also serves as the CEO’s office when he’s in town.
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Serving Multiple Touch-points – Old School Tricks
Posted on July 4, 2008 by Philippe Robitaille
As the old adage goes, “It costs more to find a customer than to keep a customer”. You can keep your customers satisfied by knowing them better and serving up the most appropriate content in the form that suits them best. In the old days, we could get by using manual means to manipulate corporate information into printed matter.
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The Flavors of CM: Content Management vs Document Management
Posted on July 2, 2008 by Steve Manning
There are many different perspectives around on what content management is and isn’t and what a Content Management system needs to do.
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What about OpenXML?
Posted on May 30, 2008 by Steve Manning
Every now and again, we’re asked a question like, “We’ve decided to move to XML. Can we use OpenXML instead of something like DocBook or DITA?” The question comes up because Open XML gets a lot of press.
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Second Life - Use the metaphor to your advantage
Posted on April 29, 2008 by Charles Cooper
Before I leave Second Life for a while, I thought I’d give the good people at WWF a few pointers for their SecondLife island.
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