Deconstructing Content Standards

April 2, 2005 Blog No Comments

Standards and content management go hand in hand. Content is stored in a definitive source as reusable elements that can be reassembled as required to form numerous and different information products. Because content can be used in so many different ways, it needs to conform to standards. You need standards for authoring, standards for making information accessible, standards for graphics. In this issue of The Rockley Report, content management practitioners deconstruct some of the standards, focusing on why standards are important, and how they impact content management. The March issue Read the full article…

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