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Content Management Selection Mistakes (#963)
Posted: 1/27/2003; 7:44 PM by Terry Frazier
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This article highlights five common mistakes in selecting a content management system for the enterprise. While written for a web-content audience, these rules apply to almost any technology decision. The rules are particularly applicable to the transitional printing industry, as failure to think strategically about content and establish a broad-based selection team often lead to ill-advised and unprofitable investments.

Five biggest mistakes in CMS selection. Lisa Welchman has written an article on the five biggest mistakes in CMS selection, which she lists as:

Letting a software vendor tell you what you need
Not establishing a broad-based selection team
Not understanding the total cost of ownership
Not thinking strategically about content management
Not understanding the parameters of Web content management
A practical, well considered article that tells it like it is ... [Column Two]

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