#22360
Review: Content Management for Dynamic Web Delivery 
One comes away from the book with a feeling of an enormous challenge—technical, organizational, budgetary, and political. If you or your boss is considering developing and deploying a content management system at your place of work and you both want to know what you might be in for, get this book.
Hudak-David, Ginny. Technical Communication Online (2003). Articles>Reviews>Content Management>Personalization
#21692
Review: Content Management for Dynamic Web Delivery 
Content Management for Dynamic Web Delivery provides background and process for implementing content management in an organization. You don't have to spend a lot of time researching the topic on the Web, because all the necessary information you need, from introduction to the subject, to a blueprint to implement your solution is provided here.
Frick, Geri. TECHWR-L (2004). Articles>Reviews>Content Management
#22453
Review: Managing Enterprise Contact
By the time I finished reading Managing Enterprise Content, I was excited! For me, the book answered questions about a unified content strategy on two levels: Not only did it address unified content strategy as a strategic business objective; it also unified the strategic directions that the umbrella of technical communication and training professions have been moving towards over the past decade: single-sourcing, corporate branding implementation, critical involvement in software or system development life cycle (SDLC) methodologies, and even implementation of ISO9000 compliance.
Hannigan, Mark. TECHWR-L (2003). Articles>Reviews>Content Management>Content Strategy
#32580
Review: Gartner Avoids OSS Content Management Systems
I received a copy of the Gartner report on the status of the web content management system market. I am always skeptical of such reports because they are geared towards those that work in a corporate environment. The reports are also made in a manner that allows the reporting company to remove itself from any responsibility if their information on the market climate is incorrect. Gartner did not disappoint me. But they do much to disappoint those that are putting a lot of energy and effort in to the OSS Web content management market.
Hiveminds (2008). Articles>Reviews>Content Management>Software
