Useful Links: Content Management

definition: methods, processes and workflows for locating content as whole documents or document fragments, maintaining links among content sources, providing for content revision control

These books focus on documents derived from authoring and publishing systems aimed at both print and web outputs, rather than solely on web content management.

"Content Management Bible", by Bob Boiko. Paperback: 966 pages. Publisher: Hungry Minds, New York (2002)
ISBN:0-7645-4862-X. www.wiley.com Reviewed on this site March, 2003.

"Managing Enterprise Content", by Ann Rockley with Pamel Kostur and Steve Manning. Paperback:565 pages. New Riders Indianapolis, IN (October 2003)
ISBN: 0-7357-1306-5 The book has its own site at www.managingenterprisecontent.com.

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