5. DESIGN AND ANALYSIS FEATURES OF GENERALIZED SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE FOR INFORMATION RESOURCES PROCESSING
5.1. INTRODUCTION
This work describes the features, lifecycle phases and commerce content services management. The detailed analysis of content management systems and prospects of electronic content commerce systems implementation is made. A detailed classification of content commerce systems and electronic content commerce systems is made. Business processes, content flows, tools, content management systems models are analyzed. Methods and tools of content management, their advantages and disadvantages are described. Modern Internet progress causes increasing needs as in productive factor information so strategic resource information, and realization of new information service forms [1-38]. Documented information prepared in accordance with users needs and appointed to satisfy them is an information product or commercial content [2]. Actions for providing users with commercial content are information service. The Internet market is a totality of economic, law, organizational and program relations for sale/purchase of information products and services between developers/providers and users [2, 6-9].
5.2. THE ANALYSIS OF RECENT RESEARCHES AND PUBLICATIONS
Term content or filling has few interpretations according to the direction of application [1-2]. For the computer science branch – it’s informatively meaningful filling (for example: graphics, multimedia) of the information resource [2]; variety of all values, operated by information system [2]; certain generalized notion of data without pre-defined structure [2, 9]. Respectively, information resource – is a totality of structured/non structured content arrays in information system, for example: libraries, archives/repositories, funds, portals, directories/vocabularies, data banks/bases/warehouses, electronic commerce systems etc. [1-2]. Commerce content notion is determined as information resources contents in electronic content commerce system (ECCS); ECCS business process object (for example: work, software, book etc.); structured variety, logically completed information, which is an object of relations between user and ECCS; data set without pre-defined structure, that exist only in electronic form; information of commercial appointment, indivisible in time; main factor of activity area formation, ECCS functioning and appointment [1-2, 33-38].
Content distribution market provides technological progress of operational content preparing, which is available through information resources and depends on perception, image, and preservation of his values. For processing and solving certain tasks information system moderators are formalizing, analyzing, formatting and structuring content. Structuring process is content unit determination, methods and orders of their combination amongst themselves and bigger from smaller content elements formation [2]. Formed content arrives to data base/warehouse, where his directions/subjects are defined, for example: electronic publications with bigger demand coefficient from information resource visitors/users (Fig. 1). Structured content is concentrated, for example, in ERP/CRM, and non structured – in e-mail’s, freeform working works and collective work provision tools and stored, for example, in ECMS [2].
Fig. 1. Structure and directions classification of content use
Content lifecycle is complicated process, which content passes while being managed through different stages/phases of publication with such set of properties, as collaboration, inventory management, digital assets and versions that are supported by various technologies [2]. Existing e-commerce tools give system administrator/moderator various content management possibilities (form, formalize, structure, add, edit, delete), but does not solve automating information resource processing problem. So content lifecycle realization is requires tools that realize forming processes, content management and support. Content is characterized by renewability/modification time and has a set of specific properties (Fig. 2).
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