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The Content Management System Primer
By: Steve Adcock
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    2002-05-01

    Table of Contents:
  • The Content Management System Primer
  • What is the purpose of a CMS?
  • Conclusion

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    The Content Management System Primer


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    Content Management Systems (CMS's) are seen across the Internet to help deliver an interactive and user-friendlier web site experience more than ever. Why would you use a Content Management System and what CMS is best for your needs? In this article Steve attempts to answer these questions, outlining the benefits and drawbacks of using a CMS instead of having your own in-house Webmaster.Content Management Systems (CMS's) are seen across the Internet to help deliver an interactive and user-friendlier web site experience more than ever. Why would you use a Content Management System and what CMS is best for your needs? In this short article I will explain exactly what a CMS is and also help you to decide whether or not you need a CMS for your web site.

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