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Automating CMS Metadata – Could It Work? How?

August 20, 2008 Blog No Comments

Emerging technology marketing guru, Paul Wlodarczyk asks, “What if a web service could automatically provide the CMS metadata when you go to check-in a new topic?” Wlodarczyk explores why you would want to automate metadata creation and which technologies you might need to make such automation a reality. He also discusses some of the barriers to this approach, which, not surprisingly, are related to silos created by software. Alas, can’t we make all of our tools work together?

Crystal Ball: What’s Next in the Content Space?—Interview with Dave Kellogg, Mark Logic

January 2, 2008 Blog No Comments

Want to know what’s next in the content space? Check out this exclusive interview with Dave Kellogg, CEO of technology leader Mark Logic. See what Dave has to say about the future of DITA, XML, user-generated content and XQuery and discover what standard Dave expects to drive the adoption of XML for enterprise business documents.

Mining The Talk: Unlocking The Business Value In Unstructured Information

December 16, 2007 Blog No Comments

Book review by Scott Abel, The Content Wrangler It’s not often that a structured content evangelist like myself finds himself wondering about the business value of unstructured information. After all, structured content is easy to work with, process, and thanks to XML, automatically reuse. Unstructured content is messy, inconsistent, and nearly impossible to process in large volumes in any meaningful way. Right? Wrong. According to researchers Scott Spangler and Jeffrey Kreulen, co-authors of Mining the Talk: Unlocking the Business Value of Unstructured Information (IBM Press), unstructured content, the most common …