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WCM IS DEAD LONG LIVE WCM Gilbane Conference On Content Management December 2, 2010 Wednesday, December 1, 2010

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My keynote talk for the Gilbane Conference on Content Management. WCM Is Dead Long Live WCM - a talk where I talk about the history of WYSIWYG, WCM and what marketers can do to change the process of how we buy CMS.

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WCM IS DEADLONG LIVE WCM

Gilbane Conference On Content Management

December 2, 2010

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Web Content Management Is

DeadLong Live

WCM

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Part 1Whatcha’ See Is Whatcha’ Get

Part IIWCM & The Road To WTF

Part IIIAre You Experienced? Changing The CMS Buying Experience For Marketers

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1970’s Flip Wilson Show

Geraldine - “what you see is what you get”

Phrase went viral(well - 1970’s equivalent)

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1971 The Dramatics had the hit single...

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WYSIWYG1974

Charles Simonyi &Butler Lampson

Alto Computer - Bravo Software(Led to MSWord)

“WYSIWYG” Source?Industry Newsletter

or Chuck Thacker’s wife?

Kicked Off New Revolution In Software

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1985 - Mac Publisher

Articles - Whopping 32K of storage

Ready-­‐Set-­‐Go,  Aldus  Pagemaker,  Office  

Publisher,  GEM  Desktop  Publisher,  Byline  1.0  

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“Beware  the  features  war.....  as  vendors  struggle  to  maintain  visibility  in  the  market,  they  have  entered  into  a  features  compe<<on  –  at  the  expense  of  other  aspects  of  the  applica<on  such  as  performance  or  ease  of  use.”

                                           Infoworld  -­‐  December,  1987

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!DPAASWednesday, December 1, 2010

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Desktop Publishing Transformed

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What Experience Are You Creating?

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Part IIWCM

And The Road To WTF?

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Vignette’s Acquisition of CNET’s PRISM(Storybuilder and Storyserver)

Vermeer Technologies(Microsoft FrontPage)

Interwoven Teamsite

Documentum Rightsite

FutureTense

Typo3

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Make it easier for non-technical people to publish content to the web

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Looking Back5 Questions

Why A New CMS?

Who has been driving the acquisition of WCMS

How have the top 5 desired functions changed over time?

Average length of the RFP?

How have vendors product and messaging responded?

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2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

Marketing Now Drives The Acquisition

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2005Ease Of Use/Intuitive Interface

WYSIWYGWorkflow Capabilities

CollaborationReporting

Search

2010Customizable Interface

SEO CapabilitiesEcommerce

PersonalizationSocial Media

A/B Multivariate TestingIntegration Capabilities

Top Features Have Expanded

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2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

RFP’s Getting Longer

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Let’s Compare Web Site Messages

2001 vs. 2010

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A  CMS  separates  content  from  the  design...  pushing  responsibility  away  from  the  team  that  administers  technology  and  gives  it  to  the  knowledge  workers  who  create  content...

Deliver  robust  Web  applica:ons  in  context  to  your  site  visitor...  build  dynamic  applica<ons  and  Web  services  and  ensure  personalized  delivery...

2001/2002 2010

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Ektron  solu<ons    simplify  and  streamline  the  process  of  upda:ng  your  web  site  informa:on  by  offering  easy  to  use,  browser  based  Web  authoring  and  content  management...

Web  Content  Management,  Social  SoAware  and  marke:ng  op:miza:on...

Deliver  dynamic  Web  experiences,  increase  marke:ng  agility....

2001/2002 2010

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Rythmyx    enables  the  line  of  business  to  control  content  without  requiring  costly  re-­‐implementa:on...  strategically  evolve  the  system  on  your  terms  not  ours...

a  singular  focus  -­‐  driving  results  (revenue,  leads,  memberships)  through  mul:ple  online  channels...including  websites  intranets,  blogs,  mobile  devices  and  wikis....

2001/2002 2010

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UpdateEngine    is  a  content  management  system  that  gives  you  control  of  the  informa:on  on  your  organiza:on’s  intranet  or  web  site.      efficiently  manages  the  edit-­‐approve-­‐publish  cycle....

a  Web  Experience  Management  Suite...  help  you  use  the  Web  to  achieve  our  goals  for  growth,  cost  savings  and  customer  loyalty....

2001/2002 2010

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technologies  that...    enables  non-­‐technical  staff  to  create  text  based  content,  manage  related  media  and  publish  to  any  online  format  instantly  and  efficiently...

Engage  Visitors.  Target  Content.  Quality  Leads.  Website  marke:ng  accelera:on  for  B2B  sales  pipelines...

2001/2002 2010

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manage  content  not  technology...    content  specialists  don’t  have  to  be  technical  authori:es  just  to  update  your  site.  

Online  marke<ng  revolves  around  the  Web  and  the  Web  revolves  around  online  content...  online  marke:ng  suite  empowers  you  to  create,  manage....  and  personally  target,  test  measure  and  automa:cally  improve  your  results...

2001/2002 2010

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leading  edge  open-­‐source  CMS  that  implements  the  latest  thinking  in  community  publishing,  knowledge  management,  and  soAware  design....  

Open  source  plaSorm  licensed  under  the  GPL...  Equipped  with  a  powerful  blend  of  features,  Drupal  can  support  a  variety  of  Web  sites  ranging  from  personal  blogs,  corporate  brochures  and  large  community  web  sites...

2001/2002 2010

Drupal.org!

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...stands  in  sharp  contrast  to  proprietary  solu<ons...  For  the  customer  it  means  that  they  can  edit  directly  into  their  website,  without  installing  new  soAware....  

helps  you  keep  up-­‐to-­‐date  dynamic  full  featured  web  sites  of  all  types...Our  customers’  web  sites  generate  experiences  that  compel  visitors  to  ac:on...

2001/2002 2010

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Web ContentCollaborationWeb ContentGovernanceWeb Content

MarketingMAKE IT EASIER TO PUBLISH

CONTENT TO THE WEB

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What  Kind  of  Experience  Are  We  Crea<ng?

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What’s Next?

What will WCM Become?

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2005/2006Easier for non-tech people

Remove IT BottleneckCM Process is disparate - need

to centralizeSite re-design CMS can’t handle

2009/2010Remove IT Bottleneck

Empower non-technical peopleCM Process is disparate - need

to centralizeReplace CMS - New functions

needed

But....Has it changed why we buy?

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What should we be purchasing?

Web Engagement Management?

Web Conversation Management?

Web Experience Management?

Web Marketing Management?

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Web ContentMarketing

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IIIAre You Experienced?

3 Ideas To Change WhatWe’re Buying

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“Sometimes you just have to say WTF...”

“I deal in human fulfillment”

A well implemented marketing content

management process is the power to do both.

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1.Invest In The Process

NotThe Product

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IT owned the web presence

Strategy born out of the .com boom

The Web site was all about the E -Business -Commerce

Little, if any, attention paid to web site as online marketing engine.

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What Is Your Process?

1. Separate the IT governance processes for online marketing... It’s okay if it’s different from IT...

2. Realize that no one *really* wants to use a CMS. Process around your core users.

3. Build a process around change - and then job one is to make sure that tool can change too.

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2.Value Driven

NotROI Driven

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CMS Tools Don’t Provide ROI!

Put a welding torch in my hands...

ROI is different than accountability

Stop buying based on a fictitiousnumber - and start buying based onValue.

Which tools will facilitate MY processso that I can be: Faster Better More successful...

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3.Web Content

Is Now a Conversation

And it lives beyond your Web Site

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Technology enables – that’s it.

Marketing CM process shouldenable you to manage content anywhere, anytime in any format

Marketing CM tools should listen as well as they speak

User Generated Analytics data External Sites, syndication

Form data / submissions“Likes”

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The New WCMS

Web Conversation Management System?

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What experience(s) are we creating?

How do we use content to deliver that experience?

What is the process by which we’ll deliver and respond to that content

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Web ContentCollaborationWeb ContentGovernanceWeb Content

MarketingMAKE IT EASIER TO PUBLISH

CONTENT TO THE WEB

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1. Adapting To The New World Lisa Welchman... Governance

2. Next Thing You Know... Your Global... Andrew Lawless and Debra lewis - Govenance overlaps Collaboration

3. Gathering Customer Intelligence Shannon Ryan - Content Marketing, and how engagement and analytics user experience

Now...

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4. How To Build A Content Strategy With Colleen Jones and Margot Bloomstein Explore the top of that building process.. What kind of experience are we creating.. And how do we build a content strategy to support that...

5. Research Insights MultiLingual Marketing With Mary LaPlante - Where Marketing overlaps governance and setting a strategy into improving global content...

Now...

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6. Putting It Into Action... Molding The Customer Experience - With Melissa Casburn and Darren Guarnaccia... Pure Marketing... And probably blow up everything I’ve said here..

7. Metrics... Measuring The Results of Digital Marketing.. Jeff Cram and Brett Zucker... Where content and data meet...

Now...

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