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CMS Watch Program Teaches Skills for Content Technology Implementations
CMS Watch, a vendor-neutral analyst firm that evaluates content technologies, and AIIM, the Enterprise Content Management Association, now offer certificate courses on business process management (BPM) as well as information organization & access (IOA), throughout North America and Europe.
Analysis and design of both process and content are the twin pillars of successful content technology implementations. Without these skills effectively in practice, technology alone cannot enable an enterprise to effectively manage business information and processes.
Developed by CMS Watch in conjunction with the AIIM Educational Advisory Group, these new courses bring together core concepts and best practices to give enterprises the proficiency to begin solving difficult information access and business process challenges.
The courses offer a strategic overview, including building a business case, leadership and process/information governance. The BPM course then continues by covering the parts of BPM, such as business analysis, flowcharting, process modeling, BPM architecture and technologies, the role of enterprise application integration (EAI) and collaboration.
The IOA course covers the nuts and bolts of content audits and inventories, taxonomies, metadata, document and content modeling, search tools and techniques, text mining, the user experience of information access, social tagging, security and privacy, information organization standards, and findability.
Courses are offered as a 2-day Practitioner course or a complete 4-day Master course starting in September 2007. Workshops in Asia-Pacific are planned for 2008. Successful participants receive official Practitioner or Master designation from AIIM.
Training schedules, locations, learning objectives, and other workshop details can be found at http://cmswatch.com/Training/.
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