Live from Congility: Out of the Silos and Into the Farm
I couldn’t live blog my own talk, but I do have the slides available on Slideshare.
View ArticleLive from Congility: Data or Content?
Data or content? A corporate journey to embracing content strategy, by Alan Miller and Rahel Bailie The conundrum They recognized the importance of the content – but didn’t know what to do Asked for an...
View ArticleLive from Congility: Content Strategy at a Micro Scale
Content Strategy at a micro scale, by Clara Gausch Clara works with small teams Sometimes very small companies (1 or 3 people!) Sometimes very little content They all need high quality web content All...
View ArticleLive from Congility: Simplified English and Machine Translation
Simplified English and Machine Translation: best practices for localization content optimization and simplification, by Alberto Viralhadas Ferreira Translation mistakes always impact history Biblical...
View ArticleLive from Congility: Human factors
Human factors: how to avoid a content strategy plane crash, by Julian Murfitt If you prepare well, disasters can be avoided. 1 in 10,000,000 chance of a fatality by plane crash. 26% of plane accidents...
View ArticleLive from Congility: Findable, usable, reusable
Findable, usable, reusable: IBM’s enterprise content strategy for smart content, by Michael Priestley Michael is an Enterprise Content Technology Strategist for IBM He has so far learned: Content...
View ArticleLive from Congility: The biological imperative for intelligent content
The biological imperative for intelligent content: Why nature says we should give content more agility, by Noz Urbina The problem: Constant change. How can we keep up? This session will move us from...
View ArticleLive from Congility: The balanced scorecard
The balanced scorecard: measuring the success of enterprise cooperation, by Dawn Stevens Why measure success? To prove that the promises, goals, etc were met To validate (or correct) assumptions we...
View ArticleLive from Congility: Storytelling, immortality and the content experience
Storytelling, immortality and the content experience: the future exposed, by Kevin Nichols Content (according to Sapient Nitro) is any information that is recorded. Hieroglyphics (recorded on papyrus)...
View ArticleLive from Congility: We are all Content Marketers Now
We are all content marketers now, by Charles Cooper We’ve used many techniques, but it’s all communication. The content is the same; it’s how we display it that changes. The Bible, for example, has...
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