Mark Cardenas

11 Aristotle

What is project management for ICT content?

IT project management is the process of planning, organizing and delineating responsibility for
the completion of an organizations' specific information technology (IT) goals.
IT project management includes overseeing projects for software development, hardware
installations, network upgrades, cloud computing and virtualization rollouts, business analytics
and data management projects and implementing IT services.
In addition to the normal problems that can cause a project to fail, factors that can negatively
affect the success of an IT project include advances in technology during the project's execution,
infrastructure changes that impact security and data management and unknown dependent
relationships among hardware, software, network infrastructure and data. IT projects may also
succumb to the first-time, first-use penalty which represents the total risk an organization
assumes when implementing a new technology for the first time. Because the technology hasn’t
been implemented or used before in the organization, there are likely to be complications that
will affect the project’s likelihood of success.

Examples of CMS
1. WordPress
2. Drupal
3. Joomla!
4. ExpressionEngine
5. TextPattern
6. Radiant CMS
7. Cushy CMS
8. SilverStripe
9. Alfresco
10. TYPOlight

Curating content for blogs, websites, social media accounts, and newsletters can add value to
your sites and your marketing efforts, and functions in a variety of ways. In addition to adding to
your existing unique media, curated content allows you to demonstrate more versatility, an
ability to work with others, and industry awareness that simply creating unique information does
not. Getting started with curation can be intimidating, but once you get started, it can benefit
nearly any platform.
Content curation is the process of gathering, creating, and compiling information on a specific
subject and presenting it to readers. In fact, content curation is found almost everywhere on the
Internet, on social media pages, RSS feeds, and even social bookmarking sites like Digg. It’s
also an extremely useful tool for marketers, who can use curated content to increase the value
whether for B2C or B2B marketing.
Importantly, content curation isn’t just about using other people’s content, as curation is often
used to source topics, industry news, and ideas for creating unique content. Content curation
applies to many parts of the Internet including social media platforms like Twitter, blogs,
company websites, newsletters, and even picture sharing sites like Instagram.

Examples of curating tools:

1. Trap.It
2. Feedly
3. Pinterest
4. Quora
5. Scoop.it
6. BuzzSumo
7. MyCurator for WordPress
8. Twitter List
9. Learnist
10. Slideshare
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11 Aristotle

Yammer Feature Summary

 Enterprise microblogging
 Office 365 integration
 Company directory
 Create and join private or public groups
 High level security
 Share files, links, and images
 Message and content tagging
 Profile pages
 Searchable company directory
 Message inbox with priority settings
 Application integration
 Automatic notifications
 Collaborative workspace
 Communication management
 Compliance management
 Content management
 Email notifications
 File transfer
 Instant messaging
 Mobile integration
 Search functionality
 Secure data storage
 Task tracking
 Third party integration
 To-do list
 Activity dashboard
 Prioritizing
 Data import/export
 Document distribution
 Chat
 Knowledge base
 Role-based permissions
 Employee communities
 Archiving & retention
 Tagging
 Version control
 Preview functionality
 Document management
 Collaboration tools
 User management
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Trello Feature Summary

 free or zero pricing for the basic service
 quick overview on front and back of cards
 easy organization with tags, labels and categories
 drag and drop functionality
 in-line editing
 checklists, with progress meter
 easy uploading of files and attachments
 data filtering
 archiving of card records (e.g. comments and changes)
 deadline reminders
 email notifications
 activity log
 assign tasks
 voting feature
 information retrieval and back-up
 SSL encryption of data
 texts and visuals fit any screen size
 search function
 mobile functionality to access boards on the go
 developer API