Hi !


I would like to share some information about CMS :


Content Management System Brings Web Access Direct to Content Owners:


In most companies, the Web Developers don't write the content for the pages. They simply put it up in a format that is Web ready. With a content manager, the content owner can access the parts of the site that they own and publish them, often directly to the Web site or staging server.


Content Management System Brings Accountability:


CMS software can sometimes be set up with user accounts, and access rights. This means, that some pages may only be editable by specific accounts. And changes that are made to the Web site are tracked and often using change management tools, it is possible to back out of a change that was made in error.


Content Management System Brings Standardization:


Most CMS work on a template type system. This means that there are certain areas of Web pages that cannot be changed by the content owner.
 For example, on this About dot com Web site, I am the content owner of this page, but I cannot change the information in the right-hand column, or anything above the title or below the bottom of this article. All of that information is controlled by About dot com templates, and is managed by an authority at About.com.