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Introduction to OpenText Content Hub for Publishers and the changing landscape for publishers addressed by the CHP solution.

Technology

Content Hub for Publishers
Changing Publishing Landscape and the
CHP Solution.

OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 2
Traditional, print-dominated news
and information editorial software
platforms are challenged with
separate publishing platforms and
content authoring systems creating
disconnected content workflows.
Changing Publishing Landscape

OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 3
Content Hub for Publishers
OpenText Content Hub for
Publishers provides content
authors, editors and journalists a
centralized way to research, create
and publish stories for print, online,
mobile and social channels.
Editorial
Content
Picture Desk
Video
Advertising
Syndicate
and license
Print
Web
Mobile
Content Hub
+ content
analytics

OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 4
By placing content as a central hub
for new business models, CHP
transforms publishing software
platforms and editorial photography
processes to leverage content for
online, print, syndication and
licensing.
Editorial
Content
Picture Desk
Video
Advertising
Syndicate
and license
Print
Web
Mobile
Content Hub
+ content
analytics
Content Hub for Publishers

OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 5
CHP Benefits
Filter through vast
quantities of incoming
media
Manage publishing
costs and rights
Track what has been
published, where and
when

OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 6
CHP Capabilities
Receive
• Picture Desk
• Text Wire Browser
• Video desk
• Contributors Portal
Enrich
• Keywords & phrases
• Categories
• Sentiment
• Similarity
Create
• Rich text editor
• Assign and track tasks
• Styling & tables
• Notes
Receive
Enrich
Create
Package
Distribute
Store
Syndicate
Content Hub
Workflow Model

OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 7
Distribute
• Format for Channel
• Export via drags
• Tracking & Usage
Package
• Collections
• Group Assets
• Manage & Organize
• Workflows
Store & Syndicate
• Archive Assets
• Metadata & Rights
• Marketing Portal
• Distribution & Pricing
Receive
Enrich
Create
Package
Distribute
Store
Syndicate
Content Hub
Workflow Model
CHP Capabilities

OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 8
 High volume content receipt,
processing and management
 Centralized control of content
objects, their versioning and use
 Channel agnostic content authoring
 Digital first strategies to support
publishers’ digital transformation
 Getting more value out of content
 Future proofing content management
and publishing
Business Issues Addressed
Editorial
Content
Picture Desk
Video
Advertising
Syndicate
and license
Print
Web
Mobile
Content Hub
+ content
analytics

OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 9
opentext.com
twitter.com/opentext
facebook.com/opentext
linkedin.com/company/opentext
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OpenText Content Hub for Publishers Introduction slideshare EP4

1. Content Hub for Publishers Changing Publishing Landscape and the CHP Solution.

2. OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 2 Traditional, print-dominated news and information editorial software platforms are challenged with separate publishing platforms and content authoring systems creating disconnected content workflows. Changing Publishing Landscape

3. OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 3 Content Hub for Publishers OpenText Content Hub for Publishers provides content authors, editors and journalists a centralized way to research, create and publish stories for print, online, mobile and social channels. Editorial Content Picture Desk Video Advertising Syndicate and license Print Web Mobile Content Hub + content analytics

4. OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 4 By placing content as a central hub for new business models, CHP transforms publishing software platforms and editorial photography processes to leverage content for online, print, syndication and licensing. Editorial Content Picture Desk Video Advertising Syndicate and license Print Web Mobile Content Hub + content analytics Content Hub for Publishers

6. OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 6 CHP Capabilities Receive • Picture Desk • Text Wire Browser • Video desk • Contributors Portal Enrich • Keywords & phrases • Categories • Sentiment • Similarity Create • Rich text editor • Assign and track tasks • Styling & tables • Notes Receive Enrich Create Package Distribute Store Syndicate Content Hub Workflow Model

7. OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 7 Distribute • Format for Channel • Export via drags • Tracking & Usage Package • Collections • Group Assets • Manage & Organize • Workflows Store & Syndicate • Archive Assets • Metadata & Rights • Marketing Portal • Distribution & Pricing Receive Enrich Create Package Distribute Store Syndicate Content Hub Workflow Model CHP Capabilities

8. OpenText Confidential. ©2018 All Rights Reserved. 8  High volume content receipt, processing and management  Centralized control of content objects, their versioning and use  Channel agnostic content authoring  Digital first strategies to support publishers’ digital transformation  Getting more value out of content  Future proofing content management and publishing Business Issues Addressed Editorial Content Picture Desk Video Advertising Syndicate and license Print Web Mobile Content Hub + content analytics

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