acronym soup: cms, dam, wcxm, cem, cxm, ecm, wcm dissected
DESCRIPTION
You know you have an information management problem, and that you will likely have to implement new software solutions. But what kind of software should you be looking at? The content and information management industry loves to confuse, and buyers often end up comparing apples with oranges. This session aims to explain in clear terms the various types of software available, and how to distinguish and chose between them. Our goal is to ensure that your shortlist contains nothing but the best for your needs.TRANSCRIPT
Acronym Soup: CMS, DAM, ECM, CEM, WCXM, CXM, WCM – Errrmm….!
Research and advisory services to help you make the right technology and strategy decisions.!
Specific advice. Best-practice approaches. The Real Story.!
Irina Guseva Senior Analyst @irina_guseva
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Real Story Group: What We Do
Analyze weaknesses and strengths of the tools....and vendors
Advise on successful technology selection and implementation best practices
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What Independence Really Means…
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About this session
• Much confusion among technology buyers – Many choices of tools – No single answer – Vendors complicate by claiming their product does
everything
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About this session
• We’ll look at some guidelines that will help you make the right choice
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Digital and Media Asset Management
Document Management
Web Content & Experience Management
Enterprise Content Management
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#Crapronym Soup
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ECM
DAM DRM
RM
DM WCM
WEM
WCXM MAM
ERP
CRM
BPM
IM
CMS CXM
CEM
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Portals
Digital RightsManagement
Imaging
Product DataManagement
Learning Management
Web ContentManagement
Email Management
Digital AssetManagement
Business ProcessManagement
DocumentManagement
Collaboration
< SCM >
RecordsManagement
Storage & Archiving
KnowledgeManagement
Source ControlManagement Enterprise Search
Information Management Landscape
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Every use case is different
Digital & Media Asset Management
Document Management
Web Content & Experience Management
Enterprise Content Management
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Example: Employee Intranet
Technical
Security
Logging
Integrations
Admin
Exceptions
Monitoring
Document Sharing
Collaboration
Activity Streams
Forum Blog/Wiki
Policies
Look and Feel Personalization
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Example: Telco’s Customer Self Service Site
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Example: Pharma Company
Retention, archival, eDiscovery Services!
Document Management
(DM)!
Services Layer!
Authorization and Authentication Services!
Records Management (RM)!Workflow!Repository Storage & Revision Control!
Workflow/BPM Services!
Archive!
Application Services Layer!
Web Content & Experience
Mgmt (WCXM)!
Collaboration Services!
Digital Asset Management
(DAM)!
Search & Information Access!
Digital Marketing (DigiMark)!
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Historical Stages of Acronymization
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CMS
WCM
WCMS
2000-2011
WEM
WXM
WCXM
2011-?
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When to use WCXM tools
• Content driven web sites as opposed to application driven web sites
• Personalization at content level • Need one source to manage content but may want to
publish to multiple channels
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Website is more or less the complete application
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When to use Portal tools
• Application driven websites as opposed to content driven websites
• Lot of aggregation and Integration • “Dashboard” motif is most appropriate • User management and segmentation/personalization is
key at application level
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Aggregation, Integration, Personalization, Applications
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When to use DAM tools
• Audio and video are primary content types • Encoding and Transcoding, cull specialized metadata
from multimedia assets • Content creation via desktop or specialized tools,
ingestion from outside sources • Digital Rights Management (DRM) • DAM tools often used in conjunction with WCM, DAM,
Portals • One more acronym: MAM
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Services around rich multimedia assets
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When to use Document Management tools
• Key content type is document and you need sophisticated services around documents
• Complex business processes instead of simple workflows • Handle large file sizes, archival and records management • Paper is involved somehow (either at the beginning and
needs to be imaged, or throughout…)
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document centric collaboration, business process management, case management, Imaging
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Content Types Mapped to Systems
Documents
• PDFs • TIFFs • PPTs • Word docs • Excel
spreadsheets
Digital Assets
• Video • Audio • Image files • InDesign files • Photoshop
files
Web & App Content
• Web text • Web images • Web video • Templates:
web, mobile, etc.
• Mobile apps text
• Mobile apps images
• Code
Digital Marketing
• Leads • Campaigns • E-mails • Social • Sentiment
analysis • Analytics
Document Management / ECM
Digital Asset Management (DAM)
Web Content & Experience Management (WCXM, WCM)
Digital Marketing / Marketing Automation
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Web Publishing (WCM, CMS etc)
Document Management (DM, ECM etc)
Digital Asset Management (DAM)
CEM/CXM
Core Content Type
HTML, Images, Text, XML
Office, PDF, BMP MulFmedia
Content Creation In context ediFng NaFve Tools (Office) Specialized Tools
Security Basic Roles and Groups some SSO (Single Sign On)
Highly granular DRM (Digital Rights Management)
Workflow Publishing & Editorial Enterprise wide, integraFon oriented
Asset Format Conversion
Integration Portal, AnalyFcs, etc. Very wide range from Archives to SAP
Desktop tools and DM systems for archival
Publishing MulFple Environments
Same physical environment
Same physical environment
Summary
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Web Publishing (WCM, CMS etc)
Document Management (DM, ECM etc)
Digital Asset Management (DAM)
CEM/CXM
Key Challenges Addressed
• Basic web publishing
• MulFchannel component delivery
• Mobile delivery • Web Experience
Management
• BPM • Imaging • Document
centric processes
• Case management
• Archiving • Records
management
• IngesFon and processing of graphics, audio and video files
• Management of naFve files
• Support various sophisFcated renditons
• Rich media output and distribuFon
• Customer experience strategy
• Customer service
• Maintenance and opFmizaFon of a CEM pracFce
• Brand loyalty
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What is CEM and CXM?
• Practice and strategy for managing customer experiences online (including social and mobile) and offline
• Examples: Kimpton Hotels, KLM, Delta, T-Mobile • Not a technology • Variety of definitions among analysts and vendors • Much confusion among buyers
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