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The following white paper discusses how to successfully create and implement a strategy to manage your social media mix and at the same time, create a fluid online communication outlet.
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This resource describes a back-to-basics approach to enterprise content management (ECM) that gives you the power to organize and properly manage the growing information volumes in your enterprise.
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Find out how Hasbro moved from a simple toy manufacturer to a "branded play company," by implementing enterprise content management. It helped ensure television ads, packaging and videos were the same internationally. Learn other benefits from ECM by reading this resource now.
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Enterprise Content Management (ECM) delivers solid business benefits to IT leaders as the market shows continued growth. The 23 vendors in this document are addressing increased demands for better mobile and cloud capabilities, as well as more rigorous expectations for vertically specific needs.
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This book is written for readers who have varying levels of familiarity with ODM. It talks about the features of ODM as model for managing operational decision-making.
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This white paper outlines approaches from real-world practices of companies that are significantly reducing the cost of handling their text-based customer communications.
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When it comes to web experiences, customers have high expectations. Consult this resource to learn how you can provide innovative, high-value user experience solutions to satisfy your customers. It explains how to deliver resources that draw from user experience and knowledge.
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View this white paper to learn more about how businesses are altering their web content management (WCM) strategy. Companies are working to manage the customer experience with a more interactive approach. The connection between WCM and customer experience management (CEM) makes it easy for customers to find what they need.
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When a content management team is no longer enough to successfully attract and retain customers, what does the future hold for content management? How does context fit into the picture?
