Nvish content management system blog
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This document provides an overview of content management systems (CMS) and how to evaluate them. It defines a CMS as software that supports creating, managing, distributing, and publishing corporate content on websites. CMS features include an intuitive GUI, support for different types of web content, user interfaces, workflow and approval processes, support for multiple websites from one installation, security, support availability, scalability, extensibility, multilingual support, and global search capabilities. When evaluating CMS options, organizations should consider these features and how well a system meets their current and future content management needs.
Nvish content management system blog
- 2. AgendaWhat is CMS – An Overview
- 3. How it works
- 4. CMS Features
- 5. Evaluating CMSCMS is a Creation
- 6. CMS is a Creation of Managed Structure
- 7. What is Content Management System ?A software that “supports the creation, management, distribution and publishing of corporate information (Content) on a website, intranet or an extranet” Submit for ApprovalRelease Approved ContentReject CommentsContent Management System Workflow *ContributorContribute Content**Content ReviewerReview Content***Content PublisherPublish ChangesPublish ContentContent PublishedAvailable for the end users
- 8. CMS Features
- 10. Content Management EvaluationIntuitive GUI CMS should make creating and managing your content a lot easier and quickerWeb contentYou should carefully outline what you're trying to achieve with which types of contentUser acceptability The primary purpose of CMS is to provide functional and non-functional interfaces for users to manage the content Workflow and Approval ProcessesThe solution should be able to define multiple workflows with simultaneous review/approval activities. Multiple website support CMS should allow multiple websites from the same installationSecurityMake sure not to compromise on the security aspect of a content management system.SupportWhat is the support available for the CMS?ArchitectureWill these systems remain adequate in the future to meet scalability and technology upgrades? ExtensibilityCMS you’re considering should have a huge list of plug-ins. Multilingual supportCMS should grow with your business and evolving requirements.
- 12. Coming Soon !!Keep reading our blog for the complete CMS series :
- 13. Part 2 - Selecting Implementation services for Content Management System
- 14. Part 3 - Discussion on Alfresco and Ruby on RailsThank You