Archives for the category "Information Design and Usability"

Erik Hartman reveals why content management projects fail

August 20, 2006 · Posted in content management, Information Design and Usability, Podcasts  

Erik Hartman, president of the Content Management Professionals Association, and head of Hartman Communications in the Netherlands, reveals the common reasons that content management projects fail. From problems with the business premise to change management, from lack of conformance to open standards to lack of up-front planning, Erik has seen it all. Learn the most [...]

James Robertson gives advice on how to start a content management project

August 20, 2006 · Posted in content management, Information Design and Usability  

James Robertson, internationally-known head of Australia’s Step Two Designs, speaks frankly about a good starting point for content management implementations. Robertson asserts that a content management system solves no problem. Robertson’s case study, presented at the Content Management Professionals summit, discussed the difference between simply implementing a technology and actually tackling a business problem and [...]

Tony Byrne on CMS trends

August 20, 2006 · Posted in Content Development, content management, Information Design and Usability, Podcasts  

Tony Byrne, principal analyst with CMS Watch, among other accomplishments, shared his unique views about industry trends for the next 18 to 24 months. Before looking for a new solution, a replacement solution, or a different solution, make sure you’re getting all that you can out of the technologies you already have. That’s the message [...]

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