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Why
manage content?
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For
security, survivability and due diligence
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But
its getting harder
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Archival
discipline challenged by the dynamic web
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Direct
content management using either
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Hands-on
management of content stores, or
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Ubiquitous
archival agent with redirection to central store or
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Commercial
content management solutions
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But
often not politically or technically feasible in an organization
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Indirect
content management by catalog
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Stores
may or may not be managed, but
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Catalog
knows what is in the store
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Catalog
can track when it disappears
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Synchronization
of inserts, deletes and updates an issue.
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Direct
via common tool
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Indirect
via a taxonomic or other crawl
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