Varma, Vasudeva(INFLIBNET Centre, February 2, 2005)
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Abstract:
Managing content in a reusable and effective manner is becoming increasingly important
in knowledge centric organizations as the amount of content generated, both text based
and rich media, is growing exponentially. Creating content is expensive and unless it is
staged, deployed and reused effectively, these costs cannot be justified. An important aspect
of content management technologies is that they are far from being mature and they are
getting better with time and this will continue to stay this way for some more time. In this
paper we discuss important features of next generation content management systems and
key technology enablers that make it possible to achieve next generation functionality. We
describe two important technology enablers that are implemented with state of the art
research besides identifying evolving and futuristic research areas that will help push the
content and information systems to the next level. We describe a technology framework for
managing a unified taxonomy and ontology network and a common messaging platform.