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Dani: Clarification for Elvis v. Enterprise, following conversation with Mike

2016-02-11T17:28:45Z

Clarification for Elvis v. Enterprise, following conversation with Mike

Dani at 21:52, 20 August 2015

2015-08-20T21:52:28Z

Dani at 21:59, 18 August 2015

2015-08-18T21:59:27Z

Dani: Created page with "Enterprise is the part of our system that handles content and publishing. Content Station is an interface for Enterprise."

2015-08-18T21:59:10Z

Created page with "Enterprise is the part of our system that handles content and publishing. Content Station is an interface for Enterprise."

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Enterprise is the part of our system that handles content and publishing.

Content Station is an interface for Enterprise.

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	Although content stays in one place, references to it move through the system all the time. For instance, an [[article]] will start with a draft [[statuses\|status]] to an editor, and the author can [[routing\|route]] it to his/her editor so it shows up in an [[inbox]]. Eventually that same article—which is still in the same place, though there is now a reference to it in the editor's inbox—has a status that indicates that it's ready for the art department—and some statuses, like this one, will automatically route the art to relevant people (in this case, the entire art department).		Although content stays in one place, references to it move through the system all the time. For instance, an [[article]] will start with a draft [[statuses\|status]] to an editor, and the author can [[routing\|route]] it to his/her editor so it shows up in an [[inbox]]. Eventually that same article—which is still in the same place, though there is now a reference to it in the editor's inbox—has a status that indicates that it's ready for the art department—and some statuses, like this one, will automatically route the art to relevant people (in this case, the entire art department).

−	Content Station ~~is an interface for Enterprise, but~~ [[Elvis]] is ~~not part~~ of Enterprise.	+	==Content Station? Elvis? What's the difference?==
		+	Think of [[Elvis]] as a file cabinet—it holds things in an organized manner so we can find them when we need them.
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		+	Enterprise, in that analogy, is the person opening the drawer and collecting the files it needs to assemble something. Enterprise holds content (similar to, say, papers on a desk) so it can push it to other channels, such as print magazines or a website. Put another way—and yes, mixing metaphors—Enterprise is the spider in the middle of the proverbial web, controlling the flow of information and keeping an eye on everything.
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		+	There are two ways to access Enterprise: [[Content Station]] and [[Smart Connection]]. To extend the earlier analogy, these are the two hands of the person opening the drawers of the file cabinet to collect the necessary paperwork.

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	Enterprise is the part of our system that handles content and publishing.		Enterprise is the part of our system that handles content and publishing.
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		+	==The basic premise==
		+	Content does not move within Enterprise. [[Article]]s and images are compiled into [[dossier]]s and eventually set into [[layout]]s for print.
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		+	Although content stays in one place, references to it move through the system all the time. For instance, an [[article]] will start with a draft [[statuses\|status]] to an editor, and the author can [[routing\|route]] it to his/her editor so it shows up in an [[inbox]]. Eventually that same article—which is still in the same place, though there is now a reference to it in the editor's inbox—has a status that indicates that it's ready for the art department—and some statuses, like this one, will automatically route the art to relevant people (in this case, the entire art department).

	Content Station is an interface for Enterprise, but [[Elvis]] is not part of Enterprise.		Content Station is an interface for Enterprise, but [[Elvis]] is not part of Enterprise.

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	Enterprise is the part of our system that handles content and publishing.		Enterprise is the part of our system that handles content and publishing.

−	Content Station is an interface for Enterprise.	+	Content Station is an interface for Enterprise, but [[Elvis]] is not part of Enterprise.