Content Management Systems are not just a product or a technology. CMS is defined as a generic term which refers to a wide range of processes that underpin the “next-generation” of medium to large-scale websites.

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Content management is a process which deals with the creation, storage, modification, retrieval and display of data or content. Generally speaking, a CMS is a software package that lets you build a Web site that can be quickly and easily updated by your non-technical staff members.

Content management is a topic which covers a wide range of areas within a business. From a business perspective content is seen as asset to the business. Thus, content management is about managing web assets.CMS have no single interface or implementation, they are effectively designed on the requirements of each business. The implementations of CMS differ from web based to integrated server-side applications.

Let’s say you’re using a Web site without a CMS—if you want to post an event and have that event show up in five different places on the site, you have to perform the same activity five separate times on five separate pages. With a CMS, you only have to post the event once—and any staff member can do it, regardless of their technical expertise. How does this work? Content management systems store the actual content (text and images) in a database. The system can then automatically pull the content out and show it on the appropriate pages based on rules that you set up in advance. The ways you can organize it, and the types of rules you can use, depend on how structurally flexible the CMS is. This setup makes it easy for all your content administrators—the staff members who are writing and publishing the actual information on the site—to create content without worrying about technical issues, or even knowing all the places the content should go.

If you want to build a straightforward Web site quickly, it doesn’t matter how feature-rich the CMS is. In fact, if you’re hoping to build a site that’s less than 50 pages or so, simple in structure and without a lot of extra features, it’s a real benefit to not have to understand and navigate through a set of complicated options. Instead, you’ll want a system that makes it easy to set up your pages, and provides everything you’ll need to allow non-technical staff members to update the text and images on the site.

For CMS development we have expertise in all major CMS packages – Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal & MODx.

WordPress is a great choice for straightforward, simply arranged Web sites. It’s the easiest system to install and understand, and is easy to maintain and update, putting site setup within reach of anyone with a sense of technical adventure. There are many predefined graphic themes available, and adapting them to your particular needs is a relatively straightforward process for someone familiar with HTML and CSS. We can design specific theme for you to match you business and requirements. Updating and editing images and text is also quite straightforward, and multiple add-on modules are available.

WordPress won’t scale to support complex sites as easily as the other three systems. It’s designed primarily to support simple arrangements of two types of content—blog posts and pages—so if you’d like pages or posts to appear in many different places based on automatic rules, this is not the system for you. There is only limited support for differentiation of user roles, with no easy way to support permissions based on section or type of content.

Joomla is a solid utility player, good for a variety of different situations. It’s relatively straightforward to install and set up. The system is divided into three types of pages: Sections, Categories and Articles. There’s a bit of a learning curve to understand how they work and interrelate, but once you’ve got it the system provides a strong infrastructure for straightforwardly creating useful site structures to support even very large sites. Add-on modules support a wide variety of functionalities, from shopping carts to community features, providing a solid base for many different kinds of sites.

Flexible and powerful, Drupal is a great choice for more complex sites. It supports a wide variety of site structures—you can define very detailed rules as to what content should be displayed where, and build your own custom content types. It has particularly strong support for Web 2.0 and community functionality, including group blogs and user-submitted content. It’s also easy for your content administrators to find and update content.

And Finally: MODx, MODx is a highly robust CMS and application framework, which helps to build websites exactly the way you want. It enables website owners as well as editors to manage the site or extranet content fully and easily. MODx is licensed under General Public License/GNU, which means you don’t have to incur any license cost. Organizations of all sizes and wide variety of sectors across the world are now using MODx for its great features. From business or developer’s perspective, MODx offers a lot of flexibility to control the website in terms of content and functionality. With MODx, managing the site now is at your fingertips.In layman's terms this means you can have a website that you can add text to, update images, add links, add pages, add sub-pages, add menus, add submenus, create members pages, contact forms etc.

ModX makes it incredibly easy to build beautiful, standards-compliant, search engine friendly websites. ModX doesn’t try to box you into what someone else thinks your website should look or act like.What’s more, ModX is easy to administer. If you want to get fancy, you can even “skin” the admin site to make it look like anything you want. Adding and editing pages is super easy with ModX.

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