Outsell's Content Management Survey Deadline Extended until June 20th

[Karen Wilson]

OUTSELL'S CONTENT MANAGEMENT SURVEY DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JUNE  20TH.



If you have completed the survey, we thank you.



Outsell, Inc.’s annual study, The Changing Roles of Content Management
Functions, covers industries, government agencies, and academic
institutions, and focuses on content management functions such as
information centers and libraries; portal management; training; knowledge
management;  records management; information systems; and competitive
intelligence.



Part one of the study focuses on organization, reporting, users, staff,
services, content management, strategic management, marketing, and metrics.
You will also be invited to participate in part two of this study, which
will take place in the fall of 2004 and will concentrate on budgets,
spending, content types, content deployment and vendors.



The survey will be available online through June 20, 2004, and if you submit
your responses on or before that date, Outsell will enter your name in a
drawing for one of five cash prizes of $200. Respondents who complete the
survey will also be sent a summary of study results.



To enter the survey at the beginning, you point your browser to:

http://www.digisurvey.com/login.php?u=outsell&p=survey



If you have already saved your session, you can access the survey by:

http://www.digisurvey.com

User: (the user name you assigned – likely your email address)

Password: (the password you assigned)



Please be assured that your answers shall remain confidential.  All data
will be analyzed and presented in aggregated form only.   If you have any
questions about the survey or if you would like more information regarding
this study, please send email to kwilson at outsellinc.com.



Thank you for your help with this important project.





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