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Description
A knowledge base for Content Management Professionals
There are many definitions of a content management system in the marketplace, and this is just one:
"A content management system (CMS) supports the creation, management, distribution, publishing and retrieval of corporate information. A CMS addresses the complete lifecycle of content as it moves through the organisation"
Note that most products in the market focus on web content management (WCM), that is, the management of HTML content on websites and intranets.
Further reading:
* EvaluatingAndSelectingCMS - how to select a CMS * Implementing a CMS - issues involved in implementing a CMS * CmsGlossary - a definition of CMS terminology, along with pointers to useful resources
Useful introductory articles:
* So, what is a CMS? * What is Content Management?