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    1. CS/IT: Where Content and Technology Meet Content Strategy Consortium March 19, 2009 Laura Melcher National Association of REALTORS®
    2. CS and IT • Where do CS and IT meet? • How to align IT/CS • Why is this important? 2 Content Strategy Consortium
    3. Where do CS and IT meet? Content features/functions • Page-level and site-level features and functions (new navigation menus, drop-downs, etc.) • Dynamic content delivery options Content management system functionality • Authoring (user) permissions and configuration • Authoring templates – interface, taxonomy support, etc. • Presentation-to-authoring template ratio/strategy • Workflow capability (incl. e-mail notification, archiving/removal) • Folder/site section structure to support tagging/analytics efforts Metadata/SEO “tagging” • Input fields available within content repositories Analytics • Reporting capabilities based on departmental needs 3 Content Strategy Consortium
    4. Where else do CS and IT meet? Site support/communications • Communications to authors about system functionality, upgrades, outages, etc. • Communications to site users about planned outages, new features, etc. Content publisher training • CMS documentation – user guide and specific “how-to” information • Training sessions – classroom, online, etc. 4 Content Strategy Consortium
    5. How to align IT and CS Shared goals • Align strategy for content management/delivery and IT strategy for software and hardware. • Develop (together) shared goals that are clear, documented, measurable, mutually beneficial, and for which there is an incentive. Reporting structure/accountability • If possible, develop a reporting structure to ensure that IT and content groups do not operate completely independently. • Develop an oversight board or body to which both content and IT functions are accountable. Communication • Define a protocol for communicating. • Address issues related to roles/responsibilities, if they exist, and get support from higher-ups in both areas. 5 Content Strategy Consortium
    6. Why is this important? Examples: • Content inventory project • New search engine implementation • Recent CMS implementation and requirements definition 6 Content Strategy Consortium
    7. Questions/discussion For more information, contact: Laura Melcher, manager, editorial development National Association of REALTORS ® Phone: 312-329-8572 E-mail: lmelcher@realtors.org 7 Content Strategy Consortium
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