Difference between revisions of "Content Management"

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{{Term|CONTENT MANAGEMENT|Ability to capture, manage, index and distribute knowledge and information in diverse formats across various applications and types of outputs. It requires a set of rules, roles, and processes to manage the content life cycle through origination, publication, updating, publishing, and archiving delivery and expiry in such a way that quality information can be easily accessible and retrieved. In knowledge management, it refers to computer-based information such as the content of a website, intranet, extranet or database.<ref>[http://www.krii.com www.krii.com] (16 April 2008), Knowledge management vocabulary  (16 April 2008)</ref>}}
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{{Term|CONTENT MANAGEMENT|Ability to capture, manage, index and distribute [[Knowledge|knowledge]] and information in diverse formats across various applications and types of outputs. It requires a set of rules, roles, and processes to manage the content life cycle through origination, publication, updating, publishing, and archiving delivery and expiry in such a way that quality information can be easily accessible and retrieved. In [[Knowledge Management|knowledge management]], it refers to computer-based information such as the content of a website, intranet, extranet or database.<ref>[http://www.krii.com www.krii.com] (16 April 2008)</ref>}}
  
  

Latest revision as of 16:10, 18 July 2008

Term2.png CONTENT MANAGEMENT
Ability to capture, manage, index and distribute knowledge and information in diverse formats across various applications and types of outputs. It requires a set of rules, roles, and processes to manage the content life cycle through origination, publication, updating, publishing, and archiving delivery and expiry in such a way that quality information can be easily accessible and retrieved. In knowledge management, it refers to computer-based information such as the content of a website, intranet, extranet or database.[1]



References

  1. www.krii.com (16 April 2008)