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August 21, 2012
Enterprise Content Strategy Comes Down To Governance and Workflow
Enterprises, the new hunting grounds for experience design.
"The problem today is that this bastion of the Industrial Revolution remains as businesses try to mobilize their human capital for the content demands of an always connected marketplace. Further complicating matters, workforce downsizing and the flattening of corporate hierarchies in the mid 1990's continues to cripple many organizations in their ability to deliver the content needed to be successful in the Information Age."
(Kris Mausser a.k.a. @krismausser ~ Follow the UX leader)
Posted by PJB at August 21, 2012 10:12 AM | Classification: Content management - Content strategy