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Presentations
The following presentations by Really Strategies staff have been presented at industry conferences, trade shows, and conventions.
Trends in XML Content Management (for Publishers)
Presented by Lisa Bos
XML2007
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RSuite CMS: Content Management for Publishers
Presented by Mark Jacobson
Open Publish 2007
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Real Stories of Microsoft Word in an XML Publishing Workflow
Presented by Mark Jacobson
Open Publish 2007
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Making the Most of XML with InDesign
Presented by Michael Edson
Open Publish 2007
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Word and OpenOffice for XML Authoring:
Using MS Word in an XML Workflow
Presented by Mark Jacobson
XML 2006
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InDesign and XML
Presented by Michael Edson and Mark Jacobson
XML 2006
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Creating Intelligent Workflows
Presented by Ed Stevenson (on behalf of Peter Meirs, Time Inc.)
XML 2006
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Setting Up the K4 XML-Exporter
Presented by Michael Edson
K4 Users Group
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Engineering Born-Digital Content: Mark-Up Languages
Presented by Ed Stevenson
2006 NFAIS The Changing Face of Content
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Processes and Technologies for XML Plus Your Great Assets
Presented by Lisa Bos
2006 BookTech Conference
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Real Tools for Managing ePublishing Production
Presented by Lisa Bos
2004 American Medical Publishers Association Annual Seminar
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An Overview of Content Management for Publishers
Presented by Lisa Bos
2003 Society of Scholarly Publishers Annual Meeting
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Choosing a Content Management
Solution
Presented by Barry Bealer
2003 BookTech Conference
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Markets, Technologies, and Standards: Strategies for Success
Presented by Barry Bealer
NFAIS 45th Annual Conference
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XML in Content Management Systems
Presented by Lisa Bos
2002 Seybold San Francisco
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One Periodical’s Journey to Multi-Channel Publishing
Presented by Ed Stevenson
2002 BookTech Conference
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Adapting Project Management to Integrate a Content Management System
Presented by Barry Bealer
2002 AIIM Conference and Exposition
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Newsletter Index
General Publishing
- Methods For All This Madness
- Really [Solid] Architecture
- Really [Structured] Requirements
- Planning to Re-Use Content? Fasten Your Seat Belt and Get Ready for a Ride
- Content Delivery Isn't Necessarily Part of Content Management
Composition
- A Print Solution to Complement Your CMS Workflow: Part 1
- Does MathML Add Up?
- Oh Really! 5 Questions With...
[Deborah Shor] - A Print Solution to Complement Your CMS Workflow: Part 2
Collaboration
Content Management
- For Publishers, No Easy Path to Content Management
- To Build or Buy? That is the Question
- Who's Driving This Thing Anyway? Don't Let Technology Steer the Ship
- Many Systems Treated as One: Case Study of CQ Press's Content Management Environment
- Content Delivery Isn't Necessarily Part of Content Management
- Engineering Your Content for Learning Management Systems
Licensing/Syndication
Rich Data Products
- Rich Data Products: Mumbo Jumbo or New Source of Revenue?
- Oh Really! 5 Questions With...
[Michael Marchesano] - Unlocking Print Tables for Rich Data Use
Semantic Technology
- A Publisher's Introduction to the Semantic Web
- Oh Really! 5 Questions With...
[David Wood] - Semantic Technology Conferences Overview
Software Development
- Remote Users are People Too
- State Your Case
- Why Software Development Projects Are Difficult For Publishers
- In Their Own Words: What Editors Have Learned About Working with IT
- An Introduction to Information Architecture
- Four Things to Consider During the Web Redesign Process
Standards
- Have Publishers Embraced Content Standards?
- Oh Really! 5 Questions With...
[Bob DuCharme] - A Brief Guide to Content Technology Standards
XML Editing
Production
- The "X" in XPress Does Not Stand for XML
- Getting from Quark to XML: One Publisher's Path
- Oh Really! 5 Questions With...
[Deborah Shor] - Case Study: Taking Care of Business