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Automating Content Management Using the Wolfram Technology Stack
Oliver Grasl
Automating state-of-the-art, multichannel content creation and delivery is a sophisticated and involved process. This presentation illustrates how Wolfram technologies can be used to pull content from diverse sources such as Microsoft SharePoint, Atlassian Jira and others to convert it into various output formats such as PDF, email and web content and then deliver it to cloud services such as AWS S3, Twitter and LinkedIn.
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