Case Study - Microsoft's ITWeb: Migrating from MCMS 2002 -> MOSS 2007 WCM

Check out this fantastic case study on migrating from MCMS 2002 -> MOSS 2007 Web Content Management (WCM). Microsoft IT has a self-help support portal called ITWeb available to their employees. The previous version of Microsoft's ITWeb Web site was implemented with MCMS 2002 and met the necessary business requirements. They've recently migrated the site to a Publishing (WCM) site MOSS 2007.

This case study looks at a few different areas in the migration:

Navigation
Search
Summary pages
Deployment scripts
Form login screens
Developing the approval workflow

Finally they look at some best practices in the migration. This is a great read!

» Improving an IT Self-Help Portal User Experience - Technical Case Study

Technorati: moss, wcm, mcms

posted on Friday, October 13, 2006 9:36 AM

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