http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
xlii, 966 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
What is content? Defining data, information, and content ; Content has format ; Content has structure ; Functionality is content, too! ; But what is content really? -- What is content management? Understanding content management ; Introducing the major parts of a CMS ; Knowing when you need a CMS ; The roots of content management ; The branches of content management -- Doing content management projects. Staffing a CMS ; Working within the organization ; Getting ready for a CMS ; Securing a project mandate ; Doing requirements and logical design ; Selecting hardware and software ; Implementing the system ; Rolling out the system -- The logical design of a CMS. The wheel of content management ; Working with metadata ; Cataloging audiences ; Designing publications ; Designing content components ; Accounting for authors ; Accounting for acquisition sources ; Designing content access structures ; Designing workflow and staffing models -- Building a CMS. What are content markup languages? ; XML and content management ; Processing content ; Building collection systems ; Building management systems ; Building publishing systems.