I'm wrapping up my most recent visit to the Amsterdam office. One of my colleagues had a prompt from a client on what to request from th...

First read Eileen Webb's post, " Training the CMS " for background (thanks  Paceaux , for the great recommended reading). Do...

In my last post, we looked at authoring rights and responsibilities . I just spent a few weeks working with authors, making content update...

In my last post, I described how to avoid the Parking Garage problem . Now that you're sure where you are, let's consider autho...

Today's enterprise CMS users are more like  Content Directors  or  Conductors  rather than just authors or editors. These  Power Users  ...

The first step in setting up authoring forms in a CMS that lets you create your own content types isn't making the content definitions o...

Content modeling for Content Management Systems (CMS) is the act of designing the relationship between content, their fields, and their con...

I've personally supported dozens of fairly smart SDL Tridion content authors in a "small" setup of three or four sites with th...

As promised in my last post , here'a quick post on why I highly recommend  Content Strategy For the Web  (Second Edition) by Kristina Ha...

You can tell I follow most of SDL Tridion's thought leadership online because you've likely seen me comment on a few of the many Tri...

In the first post of this series we looked at a content modeling scenario that assumed authors needed ultimate per-content-instance flexibi...

In my last post I described ways to manage CMS-influenced features. Before offering a field to authors, confirm it's at the right con...

In a recent training session, I came across a content definition (schema in Tridion) that had an author-able field to set a page as "sh...

A published piece of content may include a mix of author-managed text and images along with automated values such as Content Management Syst...