CMS Origins Web content management systems can trace their origins to the traditional management system of the print-based Document Assembly Content Systems. With the growth of the Internet in the the mid ’90s, web sites and their content became more complex, which created the need for more sophisticated content management solutions. One of the early […]
“Content management isn’t a software problem at all. It’s a process problem.” – Jeffrey Veen It’s the Process That’s Important Having a content management strategy in place prior to selecting a CMS is more important than most people realize. Typically, people or organizations pick a CMS with the expectation that it’s going to automatically solve
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Occasionally, you are going to come across a term or two that everyone just seems to automatically assume you know. Here are the some common CMS terms and definitions you should be familiar with: LAMP stack WebDAV and FTP MySQL WYSIWYG editors Permissions Metadata Taxonomy Version control Themes and templates SEO Analytics What is a