IBM Web Content Manager Training
IBM Web Content Manager (WCM) is a content management system that is part of the IBM Digital Experience platform. It enables organizations to create, manage, and deliver content across various digital channels, such as websites, mobile applications, and more.
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Course Information
IBM Web Content Manager Training
Duration: 25 Hours
Timings: Weekdays (1-2 Hours per day) [OR] Weekends (2-3 Hours per day)
Training Method: Instructor Led Online One-on-One Live Interactive
Sessions.
COURSE CONTENT :
1. Introduction to IBM Web Content Manager (WCM)
- Overview of IBM WCM and its components.
- Key concepts like content authoring, content delivery, and content management.
- Understanding the architecture and the role of Web Content Manager in a broader digital experience solution.
2. User Roles and Permissions
- Defining different user roles (e.g., Author, Editor, Administrator).
- Managing user permissions and security settings within the system.
- Assigning roles to users and controlling access to content.
3. Content Creation and Management
- Creating content using WCM.
- Understanding and using content templates and content types.
- Using content authoring tools like the WCM Editor (a web-based interface for creating and editing content).
- Organizing content in folders, libraries, and repositories.
- Using content workflows for approval and publication processes.
4. Content Personalization
- Setting up personalized content for different audiences or user profiles.
- Using targeting and segmentation features to deliver relevant content.
- Leveraging the ability to present different content based on user demographics, behaviors, or other data.
5. Multilingual and Multiregional Support
- Creating and managing content in multiple languages.
- Setting up regional variations of content for global audiences.
- Implementing language, regional, and localization settings.
6. Content Delivery and Integration
- Using IBM WCM to deliver content to web pages.
- Integrating with other IBM tools and third-party applications.
- Configuring WCM for use with various web technologies, such as IBM WebSphere Portal or IBM Digital Experience Manager.
7. Site Design and Layout
- Working with design elements such as themes, layouts, and page templates.
- Integrating with the Web Content Manager’s presentation layer (themes and widgets).
- Managing and customizing website look and feel.
8. SEO Optimization and Analytics
- Optimizing content for search engines (SEO).
- Integrating IBM WCM with analytics tools to measure content performance.
- Analyzing and interpreting user behavior to enhance the content experience.
9. Content Publishing and Version Control
- Understanding the publishing process and managing content versions.
- Publishing content to different environments (e.g., staging, production).
- Utilizing version control features to track content changes and revisions.
10. Advanced Features and Customization
- Customizing IBM WCM based on specific business needs.
- Advanced content personalization techniques.
- Using JavaScript and CSS for further customization of content presentations.
11. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
- Regular maintenance of the WCM environment.
- Troubleshooting common issues related to content publishing, delivery, and system performance.
- Backup and recovery strategies for the content management system.