The web and the word processor
By Sean McGrath, ITworld.com
In one form or another, I do words for a living. I spend part of my time writing words (as I am doing right now). I also spend part of my time writing complex sets of words (known as 'computer programs') to manage other complex sets of words (known as 'enterprise content').
On an almost daily basis I must address the question of how best to organize content so that it can be managed effectively. On an almost daily basis I find myself oscillating between two distinct-yet-closely related worlds...
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In one form or another, I do words for a living. I spend part of my time writing words (as I am doing right now). I also spend part of my time writing complex sets of words (known as 'computer programs') to manage other complex sets of words (known as 'enterprise content').
On an almost daily basis I must address the question of how best to organize content so that it can be managed effectively. On an almost daily basis I find myself oscillating between two distinct-yet-closely related worlds...
Read the full article here.
Subscribe to E-business in the Enterprise - Observations about business, the Internet, and cool technologies.
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