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Digital Content syndication is a method that permits the legal republishing of original material. With content syndication, companies can easily distribute or receive content. At Content DSI you will find tools and solutions designed to help make content syndication easier and more cost-effective. If you are looking for a way to legally republish material and be more cost-conscious, Content DSI has your solution. Please take a moment to learn more about our content syndication solutions.
At Content DSI, we provide easy and cost-effective solutions to meet your needs. Whether it is in the form of a publication or product information, you need to deliver your writing content in the format your clients prefer. Syndicating content provides one solution to create, store, manage, and distribute content to third parties such as ISPs, portals, corporate intranets, and mobile content networks, enabling companies to deliver data that is formatted for distribution to PCs, mobile phones, personal digital assistants, digital televisions, and information channels. Content DSI can help your company to achieve a new level of power and flexibility in content writing and syndication by providing the services you need.
Content writing and syndication is not always an easy thing to manage, however, content syndication companies can provide a business with some of the capabilities they desire. But sometimes those companies may not be the solution for a business already possessing a vast amount of data that it wishes to share over a broad variety of media. Why not become involved in controlling your own digital content syndication? For content syndication, companies need someone whom they can trust and rely on -- someone with the solutions for their digital content writing and syndication needs: Content DSI is that someone.
Syndication Solutions for Publishers
From the very first database-driven publications to web sites to book and journal publishing, Content DSI has been providing content management solutions for more than 40 years to address challenges such as: automating production, streamlining workflow for data conversion, facilitating authoring, digital content syndication as well as content writing and syndication, and supporting cross-media publishing.
Multi-channel publishing has evolved from a bonus to an imperative. However, without an efficient means to repurpose content, production costs escalate to meet this market demand, and recognizing that a media-neutral format such as XML is a cost-effective content for re-use and delivery becomes apparent. Making the move successfully to solutions such as content syndication requires a well-planned and cost-effective strategy.
Recent economic conditions and heightened competition are causing publishers to focus on improving their bottom-line performance by streamlining current editorial and production processes. Traditional publishing approaches that have long been in place do not satisfy today's dynamic electronic publishing requirements like content writing and syndication. Additionally, the manual processes that have traditionally dominated make production costly and inefficient when providing content to several output or delivery mediums.
With content syndication becoming a prominent force on the web, now is the time to move from relying on digital content companies as a solution to becoming a source of content syndication. Having the need to put content online, many have moved away from their print-centric processes. By adopting media-neutral content management systems, they have found efficient methods to enable content reuse and support delivery through multiple output formats. Others have remained stalwart in avoiding changes to their existing print processes, while integrating support for electronic media through other methods such as external content syndication companies. Although this approach has minimized the disruption of their business while still extending their capabilities, it does not position them to adapt easily to future market demands as technology evolves.
Content DSI develops cross industry solutions for content syndication based on the practice of Enterprise Content Management (ECM), which is commonly used for various applications in the publishing industry. ECM involves the entire process from content creation and management to delivery in the form of digital content syndication. ECM can provide the ability to collect disparate content into a single source of information that can then support multiple publications and output channels. Content DSI can help specify and integrate the many individual components of an ECM system to best fit our clients' business needs and provide a unified portal to all of their content assets.
Publishing can require the contributions of
many types of data from multiple authors, editors,
and production staff. An ECM can help to manage
this workflow, streamline the production process,
and provide the framework for reuse, content
writing and syndication, and cross-media publishing.
Directory content is typically stored in a highly
consistent relational database format. An ECM
for directory or database publishing can be
optimized to handle this type of information,
resulting in a high level of automation in the
production process and support for tight integration
of digital content syndication with other media.
Most companies have an array of digital assets
to manage that they have accumulated over time,
such as logos, charts, photos, and even digital
audio and video. An ECM
solution for digital asset management can
provide a central, organized repository for
these objects, enable indexing and quick retrieval,
and support conversion for content syndication
as well as other formats.
Content DSI analyzes your specific requirements and selects the most appropriate tools and software for your content writing and syndication.
There are several industry-specific software applications that can manage the content syndication process. Content DSI's LineDrive Directory Publisher is a software solution that provides a comprehensive framework for digital content syndication, aggregation, validation, and publishing of directory content. LineDrive offers a publishing environment that is flexible and scalable, enabling directory publishers to efficiently produce print directories, support multi-channel publishing, aid in content syndication, and introduce innovative new products at low cost and minimal time-to-market. LineDrive offers a centralized content management repository and editorial applications developed specifically for the directory publishing market, allowing easy content syndication. Features including template-driven editing, built-in workflow, automated paid listing and display ad production, configurable content categorization, and streamlined imports and exports. With LineDrive powering content syndication, companies have a powerful tool to oversee the distribution of their data.
Using LineDrive's content management features, directory publishers can store directory listings in one central database and reuse the information without reentry for multiple vertical-market directories. LineDrive's all-inclusive approach to content management provides options for directory publishers who want to include digital content syndication as a form of distribution. The editorial interface included in LineDrive is template-driven, with a similar feel to Windows. LineDrive also includes XML integration tools to allow for simultaneous publishing in many formats, including content syndication. Editorial teams can produce a companion web site, CD-ROM, or other collateral material to coincide with their printed directory.
Digital content writing and syndication can be the key to getting your business noticed as a source and authority in your chosen field. You could turn to one of the content syndication companies for your digital content syndication needs, or you could save yourself the time, effort, and cost by using LineDrive Directory Publisher, offered by Content DSI. Contact Content DSI today to learn more about our content syndication solution: LineDrive. |
