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content management system

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content management system

Software that is used to create and manage the content for a Web site. It provides for the storage, maintenance and retrieval of HTML and XML documents and all related image, audio and video files.

Typically dependent on a particular database, which may be part of the package or available separately as in the case of open source versions, a content management system (CMS) may provide all the programs necessary for Web site development. It may include or accept plug-ins that provide banner advertising, shopping carts, blogs, wikis, newsletters, opinion polls, chat rooms and forums. Such systems may be able to publish not only to a Web site, but to a CD/DVD or print as well. See OSCOM, Joomla! and document management system.



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Vasont Systems has integrated its content management system with Microsoft InfoPath, a forms-based data collection solution.
Lockwood Financial, the leading provider of individually managed account services to independent financial advisors, selected Percussion Software's content management system to better aggregate, manage and publish content to its customer-focused Web sites.
based publisher of government and public policy information, selected RSuite CMS to replace its current directory content management system.
 
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