1. November 24, 2005 JA-SIG UK, Edinburgh CMS for websites & portals - Luminis & Documentum Presented by: David Simpson, The University of Nottingham

2. 2 Introduction  Highlighting the key issues in implementing CMS across a university.  A practical guide to the challenges of an enterprise wide implementation  How Luminis CMS fits within the Documentum product family

3. 3 Agenda  Background  Benefits of a CMS solution  The challenges  The key steps to success

4. 4 Benefits of a CMS solution  Ease of use for editors – In context editing  Concentrate on content not technology  Ensure overall quality and consistency of layout and navigation  Ensure consistent branding

5. 5 Benefits of a CMS solution  Ensure Accessibility  Introduce formal editorial practices - Workflow  Maximising database driven content  Schools’ individuality - retained via custom designed look and feel for each site  Standardised navigational structure for all websites  Prefabricated websites - merely awaiting content  Default pages & templates predefined  Optional pages available within the model website structure

6. 6 Design Example 1

7. 7 Design Example 2

8. 8 Design Example 3

9. 9 Design Example 4

10. 10 Header - School and Corporate ID

11. 11 Global Navigation and Function bar

12. 12 Section Navigation

13. 13 Relational Navigation

14. 14 Content Area

15. 15 In-Context Editing

16. 16 Prefabricated websites Merely awaiting content…

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18. 18 Guidance for Schools  Work with Web Team to Develop Visual ID  Identify Site Manager and Key Contacts  Identify Content requirements with reference to the model – needs and resources  Develop content and enter via Content Collection Tool  Identify Content Editors and Content Managers  Process anywhere between 3-6 months

19. Content Server (meta data & file system) Site Studio WDK EMC Documentum Sungard SCT Vendor Documentum Administrator Webtop WebPublisher Portlet Builder eRooms Documentum & Luminis CMS

20. Webtop WebPublisher Portlet Builder eRooms Content Server Site Studio WDK Documentum Administrator Luminis CMS

21. 21 LCMS – What you get  A CMS product based on the leading ECM technology  Fully functioning EMC Documentum Content Server  Versioning  Workflow  Lifecycles  SCT Site Studio  Documentum Administrator  Support from Sungard SCT  More functionality with each version increment!

22. 22 LCMS – What you don’t get  Publishing more than 1 version of content at any one time  Documentum licensed as an ECM solution  Direct access to Documentum support  Support is via Sungard SCT  Documentum Webtop/Desktop client

23. 23 LCMS – Portal Integration  Automated Luminis Channel Creation (ALCC)  Publishing HTML content to a portal channel from within LCMS  Assign roles etc. to LCMS channels in the usual uPortal manner - but from within LCMS.  Inbox channel with SSO to LCMS  Shows outstanding tasks- workflow etc.  Currently, no support for Documentum portlets  Maybe with Luminis 4 & JSR168 compliance - next year?  Many off the shelf Documentum portlet are available  Currently, no integration with Documentum Portlet Builder  Maybe with Luminis 4 & JSR168 compliance - next year?

24. 24  ALCC - Single items of content published as channels  Better to bundle ‘micro-sites’ as portal channels  Awaiting more advanced functionality  Integration with Documentum Portlet Builder?  Inbox channel with SSO to LCMS  Implementation soon Portal Integration at Nottingham

25. 25 Intranet Policy  Move external facing websites under CMS first  Consider migrating intranets later  Much intranet content is now within the Portal  Module information  SSO to VLEs  Exam timetables  Reading lists  Etc.  The Portal is the intranet for smaller schools

26. 26 Questions & Answers ?

27. 27 Thank You! David Simpson david.simpson@nottingham.ac.uk