
This column aims to answer the question: where is the knowledge in a content management system (CMS)? In doing so, light will be shed upon the long-term value of a CMS in capturing organisational knowledge, and the role a CMS has to play in a broader knowledge strategy.
Interestingly, the knowledge is not in the content itself. Instead, it's in the processes and practices that surround a content management system.
By recognising the importance of these supporting activities, the greatest benefits can be gained from implementing the CMS, and the goals of the broader knowledge strategy can be met. View all 72 works by Robertson, James View all 84 works published by Step Two |