GatherContent Co-founder, Angus Edwardson will be hosting a live fireside chat with Charles Waltner, Director of Content Marketing at Rescale.
Rescale, based in San Francisco, delivers high performance computing as a service to drive scientific and engineering breakthroughs with unprecedented speed and efficiency. Rescale is powering innovation at the world’s leading companies in industries from life sciences and manufacturing to energy and aerospace.
We know that 'content is important' for B2B marketing, but perhaps it's never been more true than it is right now.
And this year, with the increased likelihood of resource and budget challenges looming large over content professionals, keeping on top of your organization's capability to develop content may mean clearing more obstacles...
So, how can you stay on track with the challenges of maintaining content quality, consistency, and relevance, while also keeping your audience's satisfaction levels high?
It all comes down to employing the right people, processes, and technologies.
In other words, your ContentOps.
And if you don't currently have any form of ContentOps in place, just where do you begin?
Join Angus Edwardson as he chats with Charles Waltner, about all of this – and more.
"How do you run the content 'factory' as effectively as possible?
"It all comes back to ContentOps..." — Charles Waltner
Charles is a content marketing executive and brand storyteller with more than 20 years of experience working with B2B technology start-ups and Fortune 500 companies.
He has held senior content positions at Cisco, Cognizant, Tanium, Illumio and Boomi (previously owned by Dell).
Charles currently serves as Director of Content Marketing at Rescale – a San Francisco-based organisation that provides high performance computing as a service to eliminate complexity for researchers, engineers and designers to power the next wave of innovation.
GatherContent | Co-founder
Angus Edwardson is the Co-founder and VP of Product at GatherContent, where he focuses on the product and research areas of the business – looking into the future of content management, and trying to improve the way organisations create and deliver information. A board member of the European Information Architecture Summit, he has been heavily involved with the Content Strategy, CMS, and product management communities for several years, and frequently writes and speaks around the intersection of these disciplines.
Across the world of content, we are seeing an emerging maturity curve. We enjoy bringing you insights from those content teams who have advanced on the curve.
Our Fireside Chats are intimate conversations with content leaders who recognize the importance of content operations. These content professionals actively work with their teams to overcome the challenges that surround content creation, review, approval, and governance.
You can attend our live Fireside Chats and ask questions yourself, or you can watch our past ones.
GatherContent Co-founder, Angus Edwardson will be hosting a live fireside chat with Charles Waltner, Director of Content Marketing at Rescale.
Rescale, based in San Francisco, delivers high performance computing as a service to drive scientific and engineering breakthroughs with unprecedented speed and efficiency. Rescale is powering innovation at the world’s leading companies in industries from life sciences and manufacturing to energy and aerospace.
We know that 'content is important' for B2B marketing, but perhaps it's never been more true than it is right now.
And this year, with the increased likelihood of resource and budget challenges looming large over content professionals, keeping on top of your organization's capability to develop content may mean clearing more obstacles...
So, how can you stay on track with the challenges of maintaining content quality, consistency, and relevance, while also keeping your audience's satisfaction levels high?
It all comes down to employing the right people, processes, and technologies.
In other words, your ContentOps.
And if you don't currently have any form of ContentOps in place, just where do you begin?
Join Angus Edwardson as he chats with Charles Waltner, about all of this – and more.
"How do you run the content 'factory' as effectively as possible?
"It all comes back to ContentOps..." — Charles Waltner
Charles is a content marketing executive and brand storyteller with more than 20 years of experience working with B2B technology start-ups and Fortune 500 companies.
He has held senior content positions at Cisco, Cognizant, Tanium, Illumio and Boomi (previously owned by Dell).
Charles currently serves as Director of Content Marketing at Rescale – a San Francisco-based organisation that provides high performance computing as a service to eliminate complexity for researchers, engineers and designers to power the next wave of innovation.
GatherContent | Co-founder
Angus Edwardson is the Co-founder and VP of Product at GatherContent, where he focuses on the product and research areas of the business – looking into the future of content management, and trying to improve the way organisations create and deliver information. A board member of the European Information Architecture Summit, he has been heavily involved with the Content Strategy, CMS, and product management communities for several years, and frequently writes and speaks around the intersection of these disciplines.
Across the world of content, we are seeing an emerging maturity curve. We enjoy bringing you insights from those content teams who have advanced on the curve.
Our Fireside Chats are intimate conversations with content leaders who recognize the importance of content operations. These content professionals actively work with their teams to overcome the challenges that surround content creation, review, approval, and governance.
You can attend our live Fireside Chats and ask questions yourself, or you can watch our past ones.
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