Content Management System

A standard HTML website is static and fixed. Which means that to change any text and images, the page files that make up the site must be edited then uploaded to the web server. To do this you either have to be a web programmer or you have to hire one.

definition...

In the context of a Web site a content management system or CMS is a collection of tools, usually available in an online administration area, designed to allow the creation, modification, organisation and removal of information from a Web site. It is common for a CMS to require users to have no knowledge of HTML in order to create new Web pages.

our solution

We deploy an enterpise-level content management system based on the Joomla open-source project.

out of the box features

• Dynamic form builders
• Business or organizational directories
• Document management
• image and multimedia galleries
• E-commerce and shopping cart engines
• Forums and chat software
• Calendars
• WYSIWYG editor for content
• Blogging software
• Directory services
• Email newsletters
• RSS news feeds
• Data collection and reporting tools
• DHTML pop-out menu system
• Banner advertising systems
• Subscription services

special features

• Fully multilingual using the Joomla Fish extension/li>
• Simple workflow system
• Search engine-friendly URLs

benefits:

Massively extensible, this beast can do anything!!
Huge support and online community, check out the forum forum.joomla.org/ - 461,607 posts in 83,311 topics by 51,886 members!!
Open Source ie if one our directors wins the lottery and goes to live on his own desert island somewhere, it would be very easy to find an other developer to solve any future technical issues and provide any future support

Bug-free enterprise-level content management at a fraction of the cost of the major players!!