RSuite CMS, a content management system for publishers, will exhibit at Henry Stewart DAM NY 2013 Conference from May 2 to 3. Produced by Henry Stewart Events, DAM NY 2013 is the place for everyone involved in the process of managing digital media. The conference is dedicated to digital asset management from the user’s perspective.

Christopher Hill, vice president of product development at RSuite CMS, will speak on the technology track about the unification of assets and content. “Artificial distinctions between ‘content’ and ‘assets’ are blurring,” explained Christopher. “Images, variants, multimedia files—all of these objects are as important as original content. A manageable, transformable, strategic asset repository is vital for agility in the digital space.”

Christopher Hill will demonstrate how the RSuite CMS is used by some of the world’s leading publishers to manage assets as well as corresponding metadata and provides a powerful workflow engine to streamline production of digital media.

To receive a complimentary Expo Only pass or to schedule an appointment with an RSuite CMS digital asset management specialist at the event, please click here and  include the time and date of your preference. To learn more about RSuite CMS and to see an online demo, please visit http://www.rsicms.com/rsuite.

DocZone DITA, a SaaS-based XML component content management system designed for technical documentation teams will exhibit at the 2013 CMS/DITA North America conference from April 15 to 17. The conference is a 3-day learning experience where attendees will learn from managers, information architects, technology experts, authors, trainers, and others who have worked hard to develop outstanding solutions for managing content effectively.

Eliot Kimber, senior solutions architect at RSI Content Solutions, will join a panel of DITA experts to discuss, "Managing Cross-Publication Links Using Shared Key Definitions." The DITA-OT panel members will address questions from the DITA community revolving around the publishing architecture of the DITA-OT. Each member of the panel will address critical issues concerning the DITA-OT, focusing on development, deployment, improvement, and training.

“I’m thrilled to be speaking at CIDM this year” stated Eliot Kimber. "I'll be focusing on new features in DITA 1.3 driven in large part by publishing requirements, in particular, cross-publication linking."

To schedule an appointment with a digital publishing specialist at 2013 CMS/DITA North America Conference, please click here and include the time and date of your preference. To learn more about DocZone DITA and to see an online demo, please visit http://www.rsicms.com/doczone.

Stresses on the educational publishing industry are profound. While the challenges of core curriculum requirements and state mandates have been part of the equation for many years, new expectations are adding to the pressures:

• Textbook pricing
• Flash-to-HTML5 conversion
• Exponential increase in asset management
• iBooks 2

All these factors have escalated the need to manage and organize content in a structured and strategic manner.

On April 25 from 2:00 to 3:00 pm, join Chad Crume, director of content systems at Macmillan Higher Education and  David Saracco, vice president of business development at RSI Content Solutions as they discuss the evolving educational publishing landscape and explore how a strategic approach to content management can serve educational publishers now and into the future. Eliot Kimber, senior solutions architect will also join the conversation as he details how his open source DITA for Publishers project streamlines content transformation and ebook production.

WEBINAR: Challenges of Educational Publishing and How Content Management Can Help 

An Interview With Chad Crume, Director of Content Systems at Macmillan Higher Education | Thursday, April 25, 2013 2:00  - 3:00 EDT

RSuite CMS has a handful of free "Expo Only" passes to dispense for the Henry Stewart’s DAM NY 2013 (Digital Asset Management Conference). This conference will be held on May 2 & 3 at the Hilton New York in New York City. First come, first served!

Produced by Henry Stewart Events, DAM NY 2013 is the place for everyone involved in the process of managing digital media. In New York City the conference will facilitate a lively exchange among conference participants. Panel sessions, breakout groups, enhanced networking environments, and case study reviews.

Whatever your area or level of expertise you will have the opportunity to meet new peers - a key objective in all our planning. The conference starts with a welcoming reception the night before the formal program begins, and, as always, the conference host the very best in specialized intensive tutorials – all led by renowned experts.

RSuite CMS, a content management system for publishers, is a gold sponsor of MarkLogic World 2013. Christopher Hill, vice president of product development at RSuite CMS will host a session demonstrating RSuite CMS, the industry’s first enterprise content management system powered by MarkLogic. He will detail the benefits of XML-first, XML-early, and XML-hidden workflows in various publishing scenarios from leading publishing organizations using RSuite CMS.

RSuite CMS is the software of choice for many of the world’s leading publishers. Publishing organizations of all sizes use RSuite CMS to search, store, manage, and transform content into print and digital products.

“XML is the foundation that enables multichannel publishing for publishers and media companies, but authors, editors, and reviewers have struggled to work with it effectively,” explained Christopher Hill, vice president of product development at RSuite CMS. “At last, the tools and technology have caught up. At MarkLogic World I’ll demonstrate how publishers use RSuite CMS to ultimately generate new revenue from digital products.”

Publishing is no longer the linear process it once was. Create, edit, produce, and publish to print is an obsolete workflow. Today, publishing organizations must consider print and digital along with the many configurations of each.

Publishing the core product is also just one component. Ancillary texts, content-based apps, online-first articles, and web content are just as important as core text.  The pressure to do more is felt across departments---publishing organizations need to get things done faster, simpler, while spending less. Proper content management is at the heart of this issue and the starting point to create and deliver content on time and on budget. To have a smooth workflow, content needs to be organized, structured, and managed properly.

Our report, “3  CMS Strategies and How to Get Started” introduces a few examples of how to reduce, reuse, and refine your publishing process. With examples from Nature Publishing Group, Human Kinetics, and SAGE Publications, Inc., you'll learn how you can drive production efficiences by integrating content management into your dynamic publishing environment today.

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On January 17th, more than 550 Philadelphia-area executives joined SmartCEO magazine in celebrating 50 fast-growth companies at the Philadelphia Future 50 Awards ceremony. Barry Bealer, CEO and co-founder at RSI Content Solutions was honored for 10 years' of consistent company growth.

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