>From a workflow standpoint, you may want to think about subdividing your content management experts into -- authors -- editors -- publishers
Bill D. For any CMS implementation there are a number of 'audiences' or stakeholder groups that need to be informed about (and often sold on) the idea of content management. These may include: - analysts - who will specify the system requirements - sponsors - who will fund and approve the specification - developers/technical - who will implement the system itself - designers - who will provide the presentation framework for the content - project managers - who will be responsible for timely implementation - content matter experts - who will use the system to deploy content - system administrators - who will maintain the system in use - customers/end users - who are the consumers of the content itself My question (in several parts) is: - are there some essential texts that each of these audiences should read in order to understand CM concepts (and their role in a CMS)? - are there some essential texts that practically everyone should read? - are there other general stakeholder groups that I've missed? -- -- http://cms-list.org/ trim your replies for good karma. -- http://cms-list.org/ trim your replies for good karma.
