What does it take to be successful on the Web? The answer to that is simple and yet not so simple: Provide relevant information. Make it easy to discover… >>> Read the rest of this guest article on Dr. Terry Etherton’s blog at
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The following presentation, “Migrating Your Site to Plone” was given at the Penn State Web Conference on June 9, 2008. You may view a screencast of the presentation slides accompanied by audio of the speakers, or just listen to the audio.
Frequently, potential adopters of Plone at universities tell me that they have a difficult time convincing administration within their organizations that Plone — or any open-source content management system, for that matter — is worth the investment of time and effort. Or in the case of Penn State’s WebLion services, any consulting fees that may be involved.
With that in mind, I’m sharing the following example proposal for adopting Plone at the university department level. If you are striving to convince your organization to adopt Plone, feel free to make use of any part of this material for your own justification.
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Aside from the usual reasons why it’s silly to duplicate static content from Web page to Web page, here is yet another: Read the rest of this entry »
I recently heard tell of the following activity, parading as content migration to an enterprise level content management system. I am not making this up:
When I heard this, something inside me snapped.
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