At 00:05 26/11/2002, Rakesh Tiwari wrote:
Its interesting to see that many on this list think that its not correct to
base a CMS implementation on typical application development phases.
Typically we see CMS implementation as
1. Content Development
2. Content Production
3. Content Delivery
[snip]
Apart from comments on the white paper, it will be helpful if others post
their methodologies/approaches to CMS implementation with example.
I wrote an article on this, with respect
to intranet projects (although it probably applies
to most projects):
* Sixteen steps to a renewed corporate intranet
http://www.steptwo.com.au/papers/kmc_renewintranet/index.html
Outlines a disciplined approach to re-invigorating a corporate
intranet, making it deliver real business benefits.
Note that this only briefly mentions "purchase & implement a
CMS", and instead spends a lot of time on the supporting
activities. This is because I see these other People, Process
& Content activities as being the most critical for project
success (and the most often overlooked).
Hope this helps,
James
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James Robertson
Step Two Designs Pty Ltd
Knowledge Management Consultancy, SGML & XML
Content Management Requirements Toolkit
112 CMS requirements, ready to cut-and-paste
http://www.steptwo.com.au/
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