Content Access

Definition

Content Access

the content management task during which users access published content

Objectives

The typical objectives of content access are to:

• Bookmark published content.
• Browse published content.
• Navigate published content.
• Obtain published content.
• Provide feedback concerning published content.
• Register for future published content.

Preconditions

Content access typically can begin when the following preconditions hold:

• The usage phase has started.
• Content has been published.

Completion Criteria

Content access is typically complete when the following postconditions hold:

• The retirement phase has started.
• The content retirement task has completed.

Steps

Content access typically involves the following roles performing the following steps in an iterative, incremental, parallel, and time-boxed manner:

• Users:
  • Bookmark published content.
  • Browse published content.
  • Navigate published content.
  • Obtain published content.
  • Provide feedback concerning published content.
  • Register for future published content.

Techniques

Content access typically can be performed using the following techniques:

• Browsing

Work Products

Content access typically results in the production of the following work products:

• None

Guidelines

• Content access should be performed iteratively, incrementally, and in parallel with other content management tasks.

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