Barry brings his more than 50 years of relevant professional experience to content strategy, digital workplace design, implementation and change/project management in today's rapidly evolving information world.He understands all phases of the digital workplace and content life cycle, especially where XML is or should be involved, and is highly experienced in managing its evolution to keep pace with today's rapidly increasing demand for more and better information products and a more productive workplace. He understands how organizations & people react to changing technology, and how selection and implementation of that technology must be planned and managed to take advantage of the human and organizational resources & limitations critical to success.Barry has successfully shepherded organizations of all sizes and types through the often tortuous process of meeting their growing information demands. From major federal and state government agencies to Fortune 500 companies to smaller firms meeting information challenges on tight budgets, he understands what works and what doesn't, and he knows how to help his clients navigate their challenges.Specialties: Information life cycle analysis, content strategy, change management, organizational response to technology, authoring productivity design, application of Concurrent Engineering priniciples to information management.Barry is a frequent author & presenter in the content life cycle universe; publishing articles in Datamation, FCW, GCN, Intranet Development Magazine, EMC Community & CALS Journal. He was new media columnist for Newspapers & Technology Magazine & is a featured columnist for CMSWire.com.
Listed skills include Content Management, Xml, Software Documentation, Enterprise Content Management, and 30 others.