The most comprehensive CMS (Content Management Systems) interferential database. Here you will find a wealth of information on the vast majority of CMS and their tools that populate the Web.
Description:
A content management system or CMS) is a family of software for the design and dynamic updating of a website or multimedia application. They share the following features:
- they allow several individuals to work on the same document;
- they provide a publishing chain (workflow) offering, for example, the possibility to upload the content of documents;
- they make it possible to separate form and content management operations;
- Help structure content (use of FAQs, documents, blogs, discussion forums, etc.)
- some CMS include version management.
When CMS manages dynamic content, it is referred to as a Dynamic Content Management System or DCMS).
CMS should not be confused with Electronic Document Management (EDM) systems that enable content management in the enterprise.
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