This document discusses single-sourcing as a content management strategy. It defines single-sourcing as creating content from a single source that can then be used to generate multiple documents and deliverables. The document outlines some benefits of single-sourcing like improved consistency and reduced maintenance costs. It also notes challenges like upfront planning needs and changing processes. Overall, the document promotes single-sourcing as a way to better manage content across its lifecycle.

1. Mapping the Content Ecosystem Single-sourcing and the Information Management Model

26. Information Objects Output: Information Product Input: Information Object Repository: Information Core

27. Single-Sourcing Objects 1 2 3

28. Building Traceability 1 2

29. The Content Ecosystem Requirement Design Specification Physical Capital Resource Task Skill Human Capital Concept Rules Action Result Intellectual Capital Objective The Business Why? Who? How? What?

32. ITIL Process Document

33. Software Requirements

34. Intranet