1. Content Management Systems
Amanda Hauser|Andrew Barta

2. Agenda Background Capabilities Advantages Disadvantages Platforms
Tutorial
Questions?

3. What is a CMS? Content Management System
Text, images, graphics, video, documents, records
Store, create, edit, manage, publish
php-based (Drupal, Wordpress)
.NET-based (DotNetNuke, SiteCore, Umbraco)

5. Capabilities People Exposure Environment
Separation (content from presentation)
Updatable
Creation

6. Advantages Ease Customizable (AJAX, JavaScript)
Combine structured and unstructured information
Communication with humans and applications
Mitigates volume, accuracy and timing issues with information

7. Disadvantages Multiple users - redundant information
Transition can be difficult
Can become clouded - “publish or perish”
NO SINGLE TOOL SOLVES ALL ISSUES

9. How to read diagram:
63.1% use no CMS
WordPress is used by 22.1% of CMS users
WordPress holds 59.9% of market share

10. CMS and E-Commerce Wordpress Dashboard E-Commerce Plugin
E-Commerce Plugin
Everything we have learned this year can not only be installed with a plugin but it can have better functionality … in approx. 30 min
yay...

11. CMS is not just blogs! Sites using WordPress
Google Ventures
Sony Music
New York Times Company
FaceBook Newsroom
J-BIEBS

12. Back Office for popular CMS

13. Back Office - Drupal

14. Back Office - Joomla

15. Back Office - Umbraco

16. Thanks for listening!

17. Sources http://www.opensourcecms.com/general/cms-marketshare.php