Contensis User Group 2016 - Product Update

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2. C O N T E N S I S P R O D U C T O W N E R Richard Saunders @rdsaunders r.saunders@zengenti.com
3. •Image replacement and versioning •Hyperlink and release management •Recycle bin •Propertied razor views •Marketplace September 2014 • Improved content creation • 3rd Party integrations • New Search • Developer improvements April 2015 • Master Pages • Populo • Responsive Preview • Log Viewer and logging framework November 2015 R8.2 R8.3 R8.1
4. • Architectural foundations • Content types • Entries • Management API • Delivery API Creating better content • Composite editors • Open source SDKs • New forms • Image API • Custom workflows • Simpler integrations Whats next? 9.0 9+
5. Create better content Contensis 9
6. “Too often, today’s content is fixed: stuck to individual pages or in device-specific applications. But as connected devices get more varied, robust, and ubiquitous—and as users expect to find, relate, and share content in more and more ways—we need content that can go anywhere, its meaning and message intact. ” Sara Wachter-Boettcher. “Content Everywhere: Strategy and Structure for Future-Ready Content.”
7. Your most important asset Content first
8. Your most important asset Foundations first
9. Architectural changes Foundations
15. Needs to flow beyond the page Content flexibility
16. Structuring and shaping your content Content types
21. Book title Author Description Product details Product formats Category Image gallery
24. <div class=“subtitle”>Future proofing your content</div> <h1>Infinitely re-usable content</h1>
25. Authoring and preparing content for easy reuse Entries
26. You can’t afford to [create] a piece of content for any one platform. Instead of crafting a website, you have to put more effort into crafting the description of an asset and the different bits of an asset, so they can be reused more effectively, so they can deliver more value. Nic Newman, Future Media & Technology Controller, Journalism and Digital Distribution, BBC
27. Populating your content Field editors
29. • Toggle • Location • Rich text • Dropdown list • Taxonomy • Quotes • Single / multiple images • Multiple images • Date and Time • Multiline text • Radio button groups • Checkbox groups • Video • Embeds • Single / multiple assets • Entry reference • Number • Composer
30. Book Title Author Description Author Name Photo
31. Book Title Author Description Author Name Photo Book entry Linked author Title Description Author entry Name Photo
33. Reviewing media management Assets
37. Consumption is everywhere Channels are proliferating
38. Consumption is everywhere Channels are proliferating
39. Getting content in and out of Contensis Developer APIs
40. What is an API?
41. API Application Programming Interface
42. Request
43. Request Response
44. Response
45. Delivery API
46. • Read Only API • Fast and easy access to your content • REST provides the basis of getting hold
 of your content • Cross-language support including .NET and JS http with more in time
47. Management API
48. • Create and manage new Content Types 
 and entries • Language variation support at its core • Can be used for creating imports from other systems
49. Security Provider
50. • Extends the security framework 
 implemented in R8.3 • Management and Delivery APIs are secured 
 using oAuth2 • Clients authenticated through client IDs
 and shared secrets
51. New forms of content delivery Deliver content beyond your site
61. Podcasts People directory Media galleries Products Online / in application help Jobs Research papers Books Museum Collections Business listings FAQs Departments Events Blogs Venues & buildings Courses & programmes News Councillors & Committees Place to eat Reviews Poems Press releases Recipes Short stories Testimonials Tutorials Facilities Services Attractions Attractions Publications Suppliers Suppliers Districts Consultations Procedures Notices Announcements Portfolios Research Centres