Session 3: Dynamic Content Processes and Information Management Governance

Date:

September 29, 2011 - 1:00 - 2:30 EDT

What are the prerequisites to making content more findable through dynamic content management? Organizations attempting to deploy dynamic content systems need to have some core capabilities in place and need to continue to develop competencies in a number of areas. These include content curation, content lifecycles, metadata, taxonomies, user experience and ongoing review processes with related metrics. Governance is required to maintain systems and improve the value of content over time, rather than allowing information to become messy and cluttered.

Seth Earley will open with an overview of how organizational maturity levels in terms of metadata, search, content processes and taxonomies need to be considered.

David Lipsey will add his perspectives on the topic of Dynamic Media Management.

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Speakers

Seth Earley

CEO , Earley & Associates

Seth has been implementing content management and knowledge management projects for over 18 years and has been in the technology field for 25 + years. He is founder of the Boston Knowledge Management Forum and is a Master Trainer for the AIIM Information Organization and Access Course. He is also course co-developer and instructor for SharePoint Information Architecture course taught throughout N America and Europe. He is former adjunct professor at Northeastern University, where he taught graduate courses in Knowledge Management Infrastructure and E Business Strategy. He was 2009 Co-Chair of the Metadata Committee, NDIIPP Education and Outreach for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS).

Title: Session 3: Dynamic Content Processes and Information Management Governance

David Lipsey

Senior Advisor, Digital Strategy , Earley & Associates

David Lipsey is a well-known industry founder and contributor to DAM projects. He has 25 years of experience in the diversified media and entertainment sectors, including newspapers, trade, education and technical publishing, magazines, commercial printing, syndication services, cable, broadcast and studio work. He is widely known as an innovative thought leader and speaker on contemporary content issues.

In his role as Senior Advisor, David joins Earley & Associates to work with the company on its innovative projects, many of which sit at the crossroads of digital asset management, social networking, and maturing the extension of digital "smarts' into to enterprise content and product workflows. David will contribute his industry expertise to the diverse range of Earley & Associates digital media projects.

Title: Session 3: Dynamic Content Processes and Information Management Governance

Tim Padilla

Management Consultant , Earley & Associates

A leader in the design, development, marketing and delivery of enterprise solutions for the Media and Entertainment industry. Proven success, highlighted by technical and project leadership of Warner Bros. Digital End to End (DETE) program including encoding and transformation technologies and workflows, solution architecture, and infrastructure. Via systems-based roles, a driver of Warner’s and the industry's transformation from physical to digital distribution of content for the past 10+ years. Responsible for the Media Asset Retrieval System (MARS), Warner’s enterprise digital asset management solution that catalogs, stores and distributes Ad/Pub assets for 30+ business units. Led implementations of Global ERP and enterprise financial reporting systems. Most recent assignment was to lead the Network Operations group in Advanced Digital Services, completing a datacenter migration and revamping operations of the group.

Title: Session 3: Dynamic Content Processes and Information Management Governance

Session 3: Dynamic Content Processes and Information Management Governance

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