COURSES Introduction to content management March 6,
2001 (Enfield, CT), April 24 (Cleveland, OH)
A vendor-neutral, hands-on introduction to the tools
and techniques of acquiring, organizing, and publishing information
in print, Web, and database formats. Take home a single user license
for our content management prototyping software.
A vendor-neutral, hands-on introduction to the tools
and techniques of creating, maintaining, and deploying taxonomies in
business applications. Take home a single user license for our
content management prototyping software.
ROUNDTABLES
Content management strategies March 7, 2001
Enfield, CT
Where to assign responsibility for different
content management functions and the pros and cons of centralized, decentralized,
and hybrid strategies.
Content integration April 25, 2001 Cleveland,
OH
How to integrate information from multiple
internal and external sources so that content is easier for employees
to find and use.
Taxonomy creation: man vs. machine May 16,
2001, Bedford, MA
When do you use software, when do you use
manual methods in creating a taxonomy?
Taxonomy applications June 20, 2001, Enfield,
CT
What makes a taxonomy really useful when deployed
in an application? How do you determine user needs and assess the effectiveness
of your taxonomy?
REGULAR FEATURES Best
of BUSLIB-L (collected wisdom of the world's expert researchers)
"Fulfilling
the vision of the virtual library" (Online, 09/01/2000)At
Compaq Computer Corporation in Littleton, Massachusetts, the library
is a virtual service that excels in content integration, user-based
system design, and the development of a high degree of synergy between
library and IT functions
