In any standards landscape, there is diversity and not likely to be a single or permanent solution. Because content often has to connect to bibliographic and business metadata, integration with other standards can be a requirement and a challenge. Additionally, markup language standards for content have multiple goals: text capture/rendition and metadata management. Balancing these goals has historically been a design issue. This webinar featuring Evan Owens, VP of Publishing Technologies at Cenveo Publisher Services, explores how standards offer solutions to the problem and how book and journal publishers can benefit in terms of packaging, metadata, and cleanly articulated content components. We'll look at examples of CHORUS metadata issues to reinforce strategies your publishing organization should consider and answer any questions you have.
Evan Owens
Book Business is reporting today from the RSuite CMS User Conference at the Cira Center in our hometown of Philadelphia.
The morning sessions, delivered to a packed house at the Cira Center’s Hub (just upstairs from the fantastic Jose Garces restaurant J.G. Domestic) have included a case study from Elsevier Health Science on “Managing Book and Journal Content with RSuite CMS to achieve an E-First Workflow”; a presentation from RSI’s metadata guru Lisa Bos titled “Search as the Center of the Customer Experience: How Metadata Management is the Key Component of Findability”; and a panel featuring SPi Global’s VP Solutions Architect John Prabhu, Merion Matters’ CIO Khader Mohammed and the American Institute of Physics’ CIO, Publishing, Evan Owens.
