Session 4 Content Management For Web 2.0 By Phil Hoppe Astral

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    1. Enterprise Content Management in the Web 2.0 Context Phil Hoppe April ‘08
    2. Agenda
      • ECM Overview
      • Web2.0 ECM Challenges!
      • So, How does ECM fit into a Web2.0 Strategy?
      • What Web2.0 features are provided by ORCL ECM?
        • RSS, Wiki, Blog…….
        • Drill-down into RSS – detail rapid development
      • Conclusion
    3. We Are In the Middle of an Information Explosion
      • “ Every day, we create and store more information in the digital format than has been stored for most of our history on paper.”
      • Source: John Batelle: The Search, How Google and its Rivals Rewrote the Rules of Business and Our Culture
      • Ability to manage content by:
        • Type
        • Property
        • Channel
      Understanding ECM Technology The Fundamentals
      • Ability to deliver a unique user experience
      • regardless of the channel
        • Browser
        • Mobile Device
        • Games console etc.
      Pay Per View Home Video Theatrical Download
    4. Understanding ECM Technology It’s Managing Unstructured and Semi-Structured Information 90% of Enterprise Information is Unstructured 80% of this Information is Unmanaged 75% of All Statistics are Made-Up by Presenters Unstructured Information Database Database Data Mining Business Intelligence Structured Information Data Warehousing Database
    5. Understanding ECM Technology It’s Sharing Content Across the Enterprise Individual Project CONSUMER CONTRIBUTOR Repositories Internet Extranet Intranet Applications Wireless Disconnected Repository FORMAT
        • XML
        • HTML
        • WML
        • cHTML
        • HDML
        • PDF
        • Native
        • JPEG
        • GIF
        • WBMP
      CONTENT TYPE Audio Video CAD files MS Office HTML pages Multimedia Graphics Scanned docs XML Email CONTRIBUTE VIA Web browser Desktop application Windows folders HTML form Auto categorization ODMA Programmatic integration DELIVERY Web services SOAP WSDL COM JAVA HTTP FTP ICE RSS feeds
    6. Understanding ECM Technology It’s Managing Content Through its Lifecycle Publish Create Index Store Retain or Destroy Cleanse Search Distribute Version Capture Manage
    7. Web2.0 Content Challenges Bi-Directional
    8. Web2.0 Content Challenges Openness Easy, social, free, uncontrolled
    9. Web2.0 Content Challenges User-Interaction
    10. Web2.0 Content Challenges User-Generated Content
    11. ECM Platforms Traditionally Provide Control Structure Procedures Process, Rigidity, etc. etc. etc.
    12. The Web 2.0 content challenges
      • If Web 2.0 is about being bidirectional, openness, user interaction and user generated content and ECM is about control, how do they work together?
    13. Web2.0 Technologies and Initiatives?
      • RSS Cloud Sourcing Rich Internet App Folksonomy Ajax Blog Wiki Google Facebook SNS Web 2.0 Longtail Second Life Tag Cloud Web As Platform Knowledge Worker MySpace Shadow IT Social Networking Wikipedia Rogue IT Tagging Endless Beta Collective Intelligence OpenAPI Emergent Collaboration Flickr UCC Enterprise 2.0 Network Effect SocialTex Attention Economy Mashup YouTube AdSense SOA del-icio.us OpenSource Web Office Agile
    14. What Isn’t Integral to Web2.0? Bulletin Boards Email Backup and Restore Discussion Groups Instant Messaging etc. etc.
    15. Spot Quiz 1
      • Email is a good example of a Web 2.0 technology?
      • True
      • False
    16. Spot Quiz Winner is…
    17. What’s ECM
      • E nterprise C ontent M anagement
      • Business Enabler
        • Continuity, Collaboration, Compliance, Costs
      • Business Disciplines
        • DM
        • RM
        • DAM
        • WCM
      • Embodiment of Web 2.0
    18. Whats ECM ECM another view DB FS Content Services Checkin, workflow, permissions, metadata, Search, Collaboration, renditions, metadata refinery Content Repository Services storage, database Consumers and Contributors Portals, JSR 168 portlets, web sites, DM, RM, DAM, WCM, Collaboration, ERP, CRM, data mining
    19. Whats ECM ECM can look like this
    20. Spot Quiz 2
      • Is ECM ..
      • Document Management?
      • Digital Asset management?
      • XML documents?
      • Web Content Management?
      • Records Management?
      • A set of technologies for managing unstructured digital information?
    21. Spot Quiz Winner is…
    22. How does ECM fit into Web 2.0 strategy? Astral Consulting Services Pty Ltd. All rights reserved 2008
    23. ECM Strategy - Web 2.0 tools DB XMLDB DB DB NAS / SAN Doc Doc Doc ppt blog wiki RSS workspace discussion Project documents Technical documentation Competitive intelligence Search Results Subscription ‘Light’ Integration Research Project documentation Threaded discussions around topics or content Project updates Configuration updates Business focus Knowledge base Support Best Practice Data reuse Updates wiki and blogs News Feeds Document Sharing Project plans Comments Suggestions Project updates News Tool Internal use External use
    24. Web 2.0 challenges
      • Accountability
      • Security
      • Scalability
      • Storage and Management
      • Search
      • Compliance
    25. Web 2.0 tools with ECM Oracle UCM blog wiki RSS workspace discussion Project documents Technical documentation Competitive intelligence Search Results Subscription ‘Light’ Integration Research Project documentation Threaded discussions around Topics or content Project updates Configuration updates Business focus Knowledge base Support Best Practice Data reuse Updates from wiki and blogs Document Sharing Project plans Comments Suggestions Project updates News Tool Internal use External use
    26. ECM manages information
    27. ECM embraces the characteristics of Web 2.0 tools
      • Search
      • Taxonomies
      • Tagging
      • Links
      • Signals
    28. Spot Quiz 3
      • SLATES stands for
      • Silos, Libraries, Authors, Taxonomy, Extensions, Signals
      • Search, Links, Authorship, Tags, Extensions, Signals
      • Simple, Loose, Anytime, Tags, Easy, Signals
      • Search, Labels, Automatic, Typed, Effect, System
    29. Spot Quiz Winner is…
    30. Web 2.0 in Action
      • In Sicily, the Mafia is imposing protection money against a group of poor pizza-shop owners. 
      Source - AIIM
    31. Web 2.0 in Action
      • Over a few quiet beers, the group realise that they are all paying protection money to the Mob.
    32. Web 2.0 in Action
      • The group decide to collaborate to determine how many restaurants are being charged protection money and how much money is being collected by the Mob. They investigate different technologies.
    33. Web 2.0 in Action
      • Luigi looks at RSS feeds to determine if any information can be gathered automatically from other restaurants.
    34. Web 2.0 in Action
      • Mario investigates whether Wikipedia can be used to collaborate on Mob activity and protection payments etc.
    35. Web 2.0 in Action
      • Giuseppe investigates Blogger to establish whether this can be used to track the Mob.
    36. Web 2.0 in Action
      • Roberto looks at Google and its search and mapping capabilities.
    37. Web 2.0 in Action
      • The Mob continues its protection racket,
      • demanding more and more money from the
      • poor pizza-shop
      • owners. New shops
      • are targeted by the
      • Mob on a weekly
      • basis.
    38. Web 2.0 in Action
      • The pizza-shop owners decide that Wikipedia is their best option for collaboration against the Mob.
      Mario creates a new Wikipedia environment, the pizza-shop owners start collaborating information about the Mob and their activities.
    39. Web 2.0 in Action
      • No other restaurants around have the ability to create and distribute information automatically
      • Google is used for research against the Mob
      • Blogger is used to promote activities in a public forum (using anonymous names to protect the pizza-shop owners of course!)
    40. Web 2.0 in Action
      • Through collaboration and knowledge-sharing, the pizza-shop owners are successful in reducing their protection payments to the Mob.
      • After seeing how focused
      • and determined the pizza-
      • shop owners have become,
      • the Mob ask them to enter
      • The world of gourmet
      • Catering and become a
      • supplier for their
      • ‘ family’ gatherings.
    41. Spot Quiz 4
      • Which Web 2.0 technology was most likely used by the this group of Sicilian businessmen in the previous example?
      • Wiki
      • Blogs
      • RSS
      • Instant Messaging
      • Email
    42. Spot Quiz Winner is…
    43. RSS example Create RSS
    44. RSS example
    45. RSS subscription
    46. ECM in action
    47. Summary
      • 90% of enterprise information is unstructured – this percentage is growing on an annual basis as the uptake of Web 2.0 accelerates
      • Web 2.0 initiatives and strategies ultimately rely upon content and information management
      • Oracle’s ECM products provide the capability to meet these requirements out-of-the-box – and a whole lot more!
    48. Conclusions
      • ECM is a key enabler for Web 2.0 deployments
      • ECM embraces Web 2.0 initiatives
        • Oracle has had a web-focus for many years and leads the Web 2.0 capability space for ECM vendors globally
      • WEB 2.0 applications get better on a daily basis
      • ECM is platform for service-led initiatives and deployments
        • Providing simple service-based interfaces to interact with unstructured and semi-structured content with context and security built-in
      • ECM in the modern world provides protection rather than restriction for an enterprise whilst allowing for the flexibility and openness promoted by Web 2 .0
    49. Questions ?
    50. EVALUATION
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      • Would you like more information on Enterprise Content Management in the Web 2.0 Context ?
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      • Would you like to attend a workshop on Enterprise Content Management in the Web 2.0 Context ?
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