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Metadata for Content Management: Designing taxonomy, metadata, policy and workflow to make digital content systems better for users.

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Condition
New
Model
RKC2008285894
Dimensions
7.5 x 0.42 x 9.25 in
Weight
11.5 oz
Publication date
July 4, 2016
Language
English
Print length
184 pages

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Metadata for Content Management helps digital content managers think in terms of organization and a practical application of metadata principles. Author David Diamond (DAM Survival Guide) avoids theoretical and academic discussions, instead providing real-world guidance to those designing or redesigning content management or digital asset management systems. Learn how taxonomy and metadata work within digital systems, and see how they affect policy, collaboration, workflow and user acceptance of digital content management systems. Read more

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Publisher CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication date July 4, 2016
Language English
Print length 184 pages
ISBN-10 1535087501
ISBN-13 06
Item Weight 11.5 ounces
Dimensions 7.5 x 0.42 x 9.25 inches

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A Practical Guide for Making Content Systems Work
Format: Paperback
David Diamond places metadata at the center of content management, where it belongs. In a conversational and non-dogmatic style, he takes us through the essentials of creating metadata for content assets, explaining the options for organizing it into controlled lists, taxonomies, or adaptive metadata layers. IT policy, content localization, and asset management workflow are all placed in the context of the metadata needed to manage and control your content. Anyone who has set up a Digital Asset Management capability or implemented a DAM system knows how hard it can be to secure user acceptance, particularly because tagging assets is viewed (rightly) as extra work. Diamond’s advice throughout the book reflects his real-world experience making a blend of automated and manual metadata management work in practice. If you are starting a Digital Asset Management program or shopping for a DAM system, read this book first. Diamond’s ideas, examples, and questions will help you focus on what’s most important instead of being distracted by the details of technology. If you have an active DAM system and organization, his book will be a helpful refresher and test of where you can improve your practices. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2016 by Niels E. Nielsen

Very helpful
Format: Paperback
I found this book to be very helpful and applicable for my role at my company. Easy to read, but still explains what is needed - metadata, taxonomy, controlled vocabularies, schemas and content management.
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2021 by Amazon Customer

I always like to pick other people’s brains when it comes to ...
Format: Paperback
I always like to pick other people’s brains when it comes to metadata which is why I found David Diamond’s book Metadata for Content Management extremely helpful. I learned quite a bit from his examples of policy considerations, workflows and localization issues. The book is not overwhelming and it is a quick read; I highly recommend picking it up for your personal reference library. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2016 by Jean
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