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Five Principles of Intelligent Content Management

Content management applications have become increasingly integrated and sophisticated, but nevertheless, we continue to suffer the fact that no single tool, algorithm, or technique can solve the problems posed by enormous volumes of information expressed in complex and ambiguous natural languages. The range of possible topics, our means of expressing them, and the difficulties in teasing out the structural relationships within natural language texts are so demanding that we are unlikely to find a "silver bullet" anytime soon.