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Content, Collaboration and the Precision Imperative: How XML-Based Content Creation Drives Competitive Advantage

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Overview The pace of this industry - combined with the high volume of content it produces - leaves absolutely no room for error, delay or inefficiencies within the creation process. While efficiency in this area has a great impact on client satisfaction and repeat business, it also has a vital role to play in securing regulatory compliance. This paper introduces the XMetaL suite of collaborative content authoring applications. It explores how XMetaL introduces efficiency to the financial services industry's intensive and revenue-critical document creation process, improving time-to-market and mitigating risk.

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Publisher	Justsystems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Content Management, XML, Collaborative Web

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