Content Management needs to go beyond websites. With the explosion of new channels - from IOT devices, chatbots, augmented reality apps, and more - multichannel content management becomes necessary to achieve a centralized content process and consistent experience across channels.
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Talk about AR, IOT, BOTS, Mobile as the new frontier
Wake up 6am –
Mobile app –go to app – place order
Store – see signage
Home – coffee machine AR
Chatbot to order beans
Lack of common content source
Inability to publish content anywhere
Inability to specify channel specific attributes for content
Differing technologies to publish content to
Sources:
Explosion of user generated content
Campaign to drive new customer acquisition
Contextual to location, device, channel
Customer specific: account based marketing
Process specific: finance, HR, marketing, service, commerce
Technologies:
UI frameworks: angular, react, vue, php, swift, ruby. 100s of them
3D: new skills needed for AR / VR
Voice with delivering to IoT: Alexa, Google Home, etc.
Channels:
All of this to deliver to increasing number of channels and apps
So how do you manage that explosion of content, technologies and channels?
We believe that it requires a new approach to content management. One that provides a content hub that
Connects to your existing content: social, data, existing content repositories
Enables you to review, collaborate, curate and repurpose that content or create new content
Enables you to deliver that content to any channel and experience
VIEW IN ANIMATION MODE
Do we push or pull content to channels
Tagging,
Asset types
Collaboration & Workflow
Versioning
Key Benefits CEC
Decoupled so content can be used anywhere even structured content
Fundamental principals:
Hub - One place for all types of assets
Ability to publish channel agnostic content; integrations
Represent different variations of the content – JSON, etc
Manage all content types – DAM, structured content – Content Hub
Integrations
Tagging,
Asset types
Collaboration & Workflow
Versioning
Approvals
Click once – push to all channels
Cross-channel insights
Consumption analytics
Suggested segments
Recommended content
Key Benefits CEC
Decoupled so content can be used anywhere even structured content
Fundamental principals:
Hub - One place for all types of assets
Ability to publish channel agnostic content; integrations
Represent different variations of the content – JSON, etc
Manage all content types – DAM, structured content – Content Hub
Integrations
Collaboration
Create assets: documents, digital assets, structured content
Mobile upload
Centralized access: One place for channels owners to find access content
Content reuse: Create once, Publish Anywhere
Build experiences : Use web, bot, mobile building tools integrate with content
Increased revenue and customer loyalty
Consistent, continuous experiences
New engagement channels
Get info any time, any channel, in context of activity
Key Benefits
Content Hub - One place for all types of assets for all channels
Ability to publish channel agnostic content; integrations
Represent different variations of the content – JSON, etc