This paper focuses on how language resources (LR) for translation (hence LR4Trans) feature, and should ideally feature, within a corporate workflow of multilingual content development. The envisaged scenario will be that of a content management system that acknowledges the value of LR4Trans in the organisation as a key component and corporate knowledge resource.

Enterprise Content Management (ECM) focuses on managing all types of content being used in organizations. It is a convergence of previous approaches which focus on managing only particular types of content, as for example documents or web pages. In this article, we present an overview of previous research by categorizing the existing literature. We show that scientific literature on ECM is limi...

The paper outlines how the key requirements of Web Content Management Systems (WCMS) can be met by including the use of open standards, and how these tools, their vendors and users can benefit from development in open source environments using open standards.

Developing and maintaining software extensions for Web Content Management Systems (WCMSs) like Joomla, WordPress, or Drupal can be a difficult and time consuming process. This poster presents a model-driven process which addresses typical challenges during the migration of software extensions for WCMSs. We introduce JooMDD as a prototypical environment for the development and maintenance of Joo...

E-commerce presupposes dynamic and personalized presentation of information. In order to support an effective e-commerce environment, content on the Internet must be flexible and reusable. These characteristics can be supported if content on the Internet is highly modularized and richly tagged. We propose to use XML as the framework upon which to build a web content management system that suppo...

The volume of information being published on intranet, extranet and Internet websites continues to grow at a rapid pace. Therefore, website content management is emerging as a mission-critical business problem that must be resolved and where controlling complexity is key. The purpose of this study is to provide a major overview of content management approaches, strategies, benefits and challeng...

Content Delivery network architectures are initiatives designed to support the effective delivery of continuous and discrete media to end-users. Mobile devices are now capable of exploiting services such as content delivery, but with the protocols governing the Content Delivery Networks designed for wired networked topologies; an assessment of the impact of mobile devices on the network has nev...

The internet causes a continuous emergence of novel forms of scholarly communication and collaboration. Electronic publishing provides a means for representing eventual outcomes of these processes, i.e. all types of content such as papers and advanced forms of media. Electronic journals are often chosen as an adequate publishing format because they simultaneously deliver content in a well-known...

This talk takes the Experience Factory concept, which was originally developed as organizational support for software development and generalizes it to organizational support for any aspect of a business, e.g., business practices. The Experience Factory supports the evolution of processes and other forms of knowledge, based upon experiences within the organization, and related knowledge gathere...

The ICONS (Intelligent CONtent management System) project objectives and contribution to the current state of the knowledge management field is presented. The project represents an ongoing international research effort funded by the European IST research programme. An important aspect of the project is the fact that its inception and the technological platform are based on the industrial softwa...