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1) The document discusses different scenarios for using storage in Windows Server 2012, including building highly available and reliable storage solutions with cost effective hardware.
2) Key features demonstrated include dynamic memory increase for VMs, network virtualization for multitenancy, storage spaces for storage pooling and redundancy, SMB 3.0 for application storage, and data deduplication for optimization.
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DITA Adoption & the Benefits of a CMS
1. STRUCTURED
CONTENT
MANAGEMENT,
UP TO SPEED
DITA adoption
and the benefits of a CMS
Frank Shipley
CTO Componize Software
2. Purpose
• Present an incremental approach to DITA adoption
as proposed by the DITA Maturity Model
• Discuss how a Content Management System (CMS) can help
you with your DITA adoption
• Identify the benefits of a CMS and the unique benefits of
Componize
3. Componize, by the numbers
2008: Launch Year
37: Street Number for Corporate HQ on Guibal Street,
Marseille, France
15: Employees (x2 in 2011 and 2012)
37: Average age
½: Of the Team is French
12: Official Partners (SI & Technology) Around the World
5. What is Componize
• A Component Content
Management System (CCMS)
• Compatible with any DTD or
XML Schema
• Out of the box support for
DITA
Component • Integrated with Alfresco ECM
Content Management as a standard module
• Support for DITA
• Mulit-channel publishing (Xproc)
• Content Federation
• Metadata Management (RDF)
• Link Management (XLink)
• Release Management
6. Componize for Alfresco
So much more than a Component Content Management System
Component Enterprise
Content Management Content Management
• Support for DITA • Document Management
• Mulit-channel publishing (Xproc) • Web Content Management (WCM)
• Content Federation • Records Management
• Metadata Management (RDF) • Digital Asset Management
• Link Management (XLink) • Collaboration
• Release Management • Workflow
7. DITA adoption
An incremental adoption approach as proposed by the
DITA Maturity Model
A JustSystems white paper by
Michael Priestley, IBM and Amber Swope, JustSystems
http://na.justsystems.com/files/Whitepaper-DITA_MM.pdf
8. DITA maturity model
• Adopt DITA quickly and easily using a subset of its features
• Add investment over time for greater returns
• Assess your own needs and decide where you are in the adoption model
9. 1st level of adoption:
Topics
• Content migration
– Legacy to DITA XML • Single-sourcing/
Investment
– Documents to: multi-channel publishing
Return
• Topics and maps
• Conditional processing
• Composite documents
– Simple type of reuse
• Processing attributes
CMS provides
• Publishing engine
– DITA Open Toolkit
10. 1st level of adoption:
Topics
• Content migration
– Legacy to DITA XML • Single-sourcing/
Investment
– Documents to: multi-channel publishing
Return
• Topics and maps Faster publishing
• Conditional processing
• Composite Componize provides the only
documents
– Simple type of reuse
enterprise scale publishing
• Processing attributes
engine based on the DITA
Open Toolkit and the XProc
W3C standard.
CMS provides
• Publishing engine
– DITA Open Toolkit
11. 2nd level of adoption:
Scalable reuse
• Content reorganization/rewrite
• Content optimized for each
• Topics should be standalone
Investment
deliverable type
Return
• Maps define
• Topic-level reuse
– Topic hierarchy (TOC)
– Cross-references • Element-level reuse
– Common metadata
• Search
CMS provides
– To find topics/elements that
can be reused
• Tracking where content is
being used
12. 2nd level of adoption:
Scalable reuse
• Content reorganization/rewrite
• Content optimized for each
• Topics should be standalone
Investment
deliverable type
Return
• Maps define
• Topic-level reuse
– Topic hierarchy (TOC) Living links
– Cross-referencesWith Componize all links are reuse
• Element-level
– Common metadata validated and their integrity
maintained if files are moved
or renamed.
• Search
CMS provides
– To find topics/elements that
can be reused
• Tracking where content is
being used
13. 3rd level of adoption:
Specialization and customization
• Quality and consistency
• Content architecture
Investment
• Higher semantic meaning
Return
• Specialized schemas – Semantic search
– Customized processing
• Customized stylesheets
• Higher quality output
• Custom DTD and XML
schema support
CMS provides
• Semantic search
• Customizable processing
pipelines
14. 3rd level of adoption:
Specialization and customization
• Quality and consistency
• Content architecture
Investment
• Higher semantic meaning
Return
• Specialized schemas Open Standards – Semantic search
Componize is entirely based on processing
– Customized
• Customized stylesheets
standards such as RDF for metadata
• Higher quality
management and XProc for the output
processing pipelines. It is fully
configurable for any DTD or XML
• Custom DTD and XML
Schema.
schema support
CMS provides
• Semantic search
• Customizable processing
pipelines
15. 4th level of adoption:
Automation and integration
• Reuse content across
disciplines
• Unified content and
Investment
• Automate the content
Return
metadata models
development workflow
• Automation of key processes
• Translate content at source
not at the deliverable
• Centralized repository
CMS provides
• Collaboration tools
• Workflow support
• Impact analysis
16. 4th level of adoption:
Automation and integration
• Reuse content across
disciplines
• Unified content and
Investment
• Automate the content
Return
metadata models
Collaboration
development workflow
• Automation of key Componize for Alfresco
processes
• Translate content at source
provides an enterprise-scale
repository with everything deliverable
not at the
you need for collaboration
and workflow.
• Centralized repository
CMS provides
• Collaboration tools
• Workflow support
• Impact analysis
17. 5th level of adoption:
Semantics on demand
• Share content across
• Cross-application, cross-silo repositories and services
Investment
strategy
Return
• Combine sources of content
• Use DITA as an interchange as needed
format for content
• Dynamic publishing
• Open APIs
CMS provides
• DITA feeds
– Maps and topics are URL
adressable
• Enterprise-wide taxonomies
18. 5th level of adoption:
Semantics on demand
• Share content across
• Cross-application, cross-silo repositories and services
Investment
strategy
Return
• Combine sources of content
• Use DITA as an interchange
format for content
Open APIsneeded
as
Componize’s open APIs let you access
• Dynamic publishing
content across multiple repositories
using standard URLs.
• Open APIs
CMS provides
• DITA feeds
– Maps and topics are URL
adressable
• Enterprise-wide taxonomies
19. 6th level of adoption:
Universal semantic ecosystem
• Standardization and
• Share content between
collaboration between
Investment
organizations
Return
organizations
• Universal knowledge
• Defining common goals and
management
processes
• Open APIs
CMS provides
• DITA feeds
– Maps and topics are URL
adressable
• Global taxonomies
20. 6th level of adoption:
Universal semantic ecosystem
• Standardization and
• Share content between
collaboration between
Investment
organizations
Maximized metadata
Return
organizations
Componize stores and
• Universal knowledge
• Defining common goals and
manages metadata in RDF, the
management
processes standard format for metadata
on the semantic web.
Componize is ready for the
• Open APIs
next generation of universal
semantic applications.
CMS provides
• DITA feeds
– Maps and topics are URL
adressable
• Global taxonomies
22. What Componize can bring to you
• 1.1 and 1.2 • XProc pipelines • Share content • Automatic tagging and
• DITA Open Toolkit • XSLT, XSL-FO … between categorization
• Highly scalable • Departments • Open format: RDF
• Applications
• Enterprises
Support for Multi-channel Content Metadata
DITA publishing Federation management
• Validation • Baselines • Open standards
• Reporting • Compare versions • Open APIs
• Open format: XLink • Changebar tagging • Extensible
• No vendor lock-in
Link Release Open
management management standards
23. What makes Componize unique
• Out of the box support for DITA
• Open Standards, Open APIs
• Fully extensible
• Highly Scalable
– XProc engine
• Features that save time and Money
– Maximized metadata w/RDF
– Living links w/XLink
– Content Federation
• Seamlessly integrated with Alfresco
– One-stop-shop ECM with Componize for Alfresco
24. STRUCTURED
CONTENT
MANAGEMENT,
UP TO SPEED
Thank you - Questions
frank.shipley@componize.com
www.componize.com
Editor's Notes
The slideintroduces the DITA maturity model and anincrementalapproach to DITA adoption
I need to work on the definition of the 6 levels, what each level defines, what “investment” is needed and what are the benefits. I will also need to highlight when a CMS is needed and what Componize can provide.
I need to work on the definition of the 6 levels, what each level defines, what “investment” is needed and what are the benefits. I will also need to highlight when a CMS is needed and what Componize can provide.