http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1108 Wed, 30 May 2007 03:52:28 GMT Attendee Reviews of Technology by CMS-Power by People: The Human Side of Content Management http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1108/details#291 Without missing a beat, Rahel neatly laid out all the "misunderstandings" and "faulty assumptions" that cause the majority (up to 70%) of CM projects to falter, lose momentum, or completely fail. And what it boils down to: adding people dynamics to the equation. Internal users, customers, internal and external reviewers, all are in some way or another ignored, not taken seriously, or brushed aside as inconsequential. Rahel quite eloquently explained how to do it right the first time around, and that includes a proper analysis and upfront requirements gathering. And that includes involving people - lots of them. Great presentation, and one every senior TechComm manager should see. Wed, 30 May 2007 03:52:28 GMT http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1108/details#291 Ms Emma Hamer http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1108/details#219 A great reminder that we should always keep in mind who are the users 'people'. Tue, 08 May 2007 19:43:50 GMT http://confabb.com/conferences/16835/sessions/1108/details#219 Ms. Sylvie Chartrand, PMP