Content Management Systems
What is a Content Management System?
A web content management system (CMS) is a system used to publish and
manage your website. A CMS is frequently web-based so that staff members
can use a web browser to update the website. Staff members don't require
specialized training or technical knowledge of programming languages
or HTML.
Content Management Systems Consulting
Urban Insight's experienced and professional staff can help you to sort
through the range of CMS alternatives to efficiently and affordably identify
and implement the best content management solution for your specific
needs. Unlike many organizations that have a single proprietary content
management system to sell, Urban Insight is experienced with a variety
of content management systems, and can focus on finding the right content
management solution for your organization.
UIPublish: An entry-level product for existing websites
UIPublish is an affordable, entry-level cms that
helps you to manage frequently-changing sections of your website, such
as news, publications, events, workshops and jobs. UIPublish is open-source
(and therefore requires no license fee), and is most often used for websites
with between 5 and 100 static pages. UIPublish is designed to be integrated
with Macromedia Dreamweaver and Contribute. UIPublish is cross-platform
and runs on Linux, Windows and MacOS.
UISelect: An affordable CMS for larger organizations based on the .NET framework
UI Select enables multiple departments or divisions within your organization
to manage their own website while enforcing a consistent identity and
format. The system manages which sections of the website can be updated
by users. The system can be used to replace the use of individual web
authoring tools in favor of a web-based system. UISelect is most often used by larger organizations with several departmental websites that collectively have 100 to 25,000 pages and
multiple content authors. UISelect is one of the few enterprise-ready and affordable content management systems developed for a Microsoft platform using the Microsoft .NET framework.
Drupal: Manage your website from a web browser
Drupal is the premier open-source content management system, and administered
entirely via a web-based interface. Drupal has a core layer which supports
over 50 additional (free) modules that provide a wide assortment of features,
such as e-commerce, workflow management, discussion forums, banner advertising,
photo gallery, mailing list management, and taxonomy/classification.
Drupal is most often used for websites with 100+ pages and by organizations
who need to distribute management of the website.
Moodle: Build online courses
Moodle is a course management system designed to help educators create
quality online courses. The software is used by universities, schools,
and companies. Moodle is open source and administered entirely via a
web interface. The software includes a variety of features such as discussion
forums, quizzes, exams, chat, glossaries, assignments, wikis and surveys.
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