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Your WCM advisor must understand your goals, the technologies that can help you achieve them, and the process changes required for success.
Ars Logica has helped organizations of all kinds choose WCM software – from small departments of a few people to multinational corporations with thousands of content authors alone. Over the years, Ars Logica founder Tony White’s clients have spanned a wide range of industries, including higher education, financial services, insurance, manufacturing, travel and tourism, not-for-profit, government, telecommunications, high-tech, and others.
While the goal of our consulting engagements is always to help clients solve their business problems with technology and process expertise, the scope of our projects varies widely. Sometimes, clients have already identified the few best software products for them and need assistance breaking a “tie.” Other times, they want guidance from soup to nuts, starting with a thorough requirements assessment and ending with implementation. Different yet, some customers are happy with the capabilities their existing technology, but would like advice on how best to use it in the execution of a Web strategy. And finally, some organizations have a solid WCM platform in place, but need help integrating supporting applications such as marketing campaign management, document management, records management, digital asset management, search, and portals.
Ars Logica also assists software manufacturers in planning their product strategies. Our constant contact with the end users of WCM software puts us in a strong position to know what the market currently demands and what it will likely demand over the next few years. We use these insights to help software manufacturers develop the features and functions that will go into future versions of their software.
In a nutshell, Ars Logica’s comprehensive knowledge of both the content management market and content management products positions it well to help any type of organization evaluate, choose, purchase, plan for, develop, implement, or replace WCM software.