Corporate content needs a kick in the pants
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The document discusses the need for improved governance and strategy around corporate content. It notes that many different teams and individuals are creating content in silos without coordination. This has resulted in a messy collection of technical documentation and other materials. The document argues that companies should implement an enterprise content strategy to bring governance to content creation and encourage collaboration. A dedicated content team could help standardize content and ensure it is easy to find and understand.
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- 3. Where did they come from? What did they do? Where did they go next? ...everything you need to know...
- 4. 10% 90% http://www.flickr.com/photos/tim_ellis/26360948/
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- 7. everyone is creating content, all the time www.istockphoto.com
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- 9. and ignoring everyone else http://www.flickr.com/photos/birdwatcher63/5367727228/
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