Dynamic content with short time to publication
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There are two main aspects to be considered when introducing a CMS: firstly, it should thoroughly optimise technical documentation and support the editing process fully and efficiently.
Secondly, it must meet the future demands on editing and publication processes. |
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Consequently, a modern CMS must offer the following principal functionalities: |
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Integration of external data sources and content suppliers |
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Standardised system for uniform and re-usable documentation |
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Content creation, structuring and classification |
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Content management, archiving and maintenance |
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Content approval, provision, monitoring (variants, versions, permissions) and distribution |
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Intelligent management of information in different languages |
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Content searching and finding |
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Modular system (single-source principle) |
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Multimedia and multilingual publication (cross-media publishing) |
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The primary objective is to create dynamic content with a fast update rate and to make that highquality information available individually and on-time with the shortest possible time to publication.
Furthermore, the CMS must guarantee future-proof and open-system information and integration in existing and future IT environments. |
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