Component Content Management

Component content management (CCM) systems manage content at a granular (component) level of content rather than at the page or document level. Each component represents a single topic, concept, or asset (such as an image or table). Components are assembled into multiple content assemblies (content types) and can be viewed as components or as traditional pages or documents. Each component has its own lifecycle (owner, version, approval, use) and can be tracked individually or as part of an assembly. CCM is a must for XML-based reusable content designed for multi-platform delivery.

Key components of our digital publishing strategies

The key components of our digital publishing strategy solution include:

The Substantive Audit™

The Substantive Audit™ is an analysis and recommendations process. We examine your business requirements, your content lifecycle, and your content. We analyze how you create, manage, and deliver content so we can identify any issues associated with these processes. And we evaluate your content to determine how it is structured, to identify opportunities for content reuse, and to suggest ways to improve it.

For more information see The Substantive Audit™.

Tools selection

Our tools selection is designed to help you select the tools (e.g., authoring, content management, and delivery) that best match your unique criteria. We combine the requirements identified in analysis with our vendor-neutral selection criteria (developed over years of evaluating and selecting appropriate technologies) to recommend tools that will best meet your needs.

For more information see Tools Report.

Implementation

We help to ensure your project is implemented using industry best practices, proven and documented methodologies, and the tools and technologies that best meet your specific organizational needs.

For more information see Implementation.