However, I would expect faster and more responsive design changes and publishing work flow allowing the existing staff to keep the site fresh, assuring happy return readers. Newsrooms or publishing centers that have everyone within earshot probably don't have any formal workflows. Thankfully, the workflow modules of the more complete content management products provide as little or as much workflow as you desire including the ability for ad hoc workflow processes around special projects. As we become a more connected society, we'll expect to be able to view, hear, or experience what we consider familiar in almost any setting or location. Content management provides the mechanism for repurposing and cross-publishing to all these information channels.
Content management goes beyond the web.
We could see the future need for these types of systems in the early 1990s. The web is but one channel for reaching consumers of content. Car radios, cell phones, PDAs, and Internet appliances of all shapes and forms will continue to drive the need for multi-channel distribution of what's important in peoples lives. Friday Story Ideas Back to school stories. A Field by Any Other Name Dr. Ink on stadium naming.