I came across this article: ECM + WCM = Your Portal Strategy by Kimberly Samuelson. I might be jaded or maybe its because I work so closely with capital-p Portals, but I can’t agree that a portal strategy consists of simply blending Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and Web Content Management (WCM). To me a Portal strategy needs to be far more encompassing than ECM + WCM.
A few weeks ago, I blogged (Differences between Web Content Management and Portal Web Content Management) about how content management vendors define portal as mostly content with a few applications thrown in, while application vendors define portal as several applications integrated with snippets of content. So maybe, from a content point of view, you could claim that your portal strategy could consist of ECM + WCM.
Well, I guess I’m from the application school of Portal. Portal strategy is a lot more comprehensive. Here is my list of components in a comprehensive Portal strategy:
- Security
- Search
- Content Integration
- Web Applications
- Social Collaboration
- Application Integration
- Navigation
- Branding
- Governance
Now that’s a much better list of topics to consider for your portal strategy. Let me know if you need additional elaboration on these components.
Hello, dear sir, are you 100% sure about it?!
Yes