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Learn More and subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in to accessContent Science released an in-depth report about content operations in 2021: What Makes Content Operations Successful? This report shares our analysis of data collected from more than 100 leading content professionals with diverse organizations. We shed light on the current state of content operations and what differentiates the most mature and successful.
The findings cover five key areas of content operations:
To help you dig deeper into each area, we are publishing a briefing series covering success factors and key takeaways. This briefing reviews Content Roles and Training.
Learn how organizations are reshaping their content teams to include more modern content roles and adapt new training models. And explore where companies still struggle with content roles and training. For example, many organizations struggle to provide content-specific training—even though such training correlates with content success.
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Last Updated: September 9, 2021
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