Joomlagov.info Gives Worldwide View of Joomla for Government

Drupal may be the official content management system (CMS) of the White House, but Joomlagov.info is a tool that could help us investigate whether or not Joomla may be the government CMS of the entire world. This innovative project not only provides a global view of how widespread Joomla happens to be in the public sphere, it also serves… Continue reading Joomlagov.info Gives Worldwide View of Joomla for Government

Understanding The Role Of Enterprise Content Management

Enterprise content management is a term people in small to medium size businesses rarely encounter, but one that is just as critical to them as it is in large corporations. Enterprise content management, also known as ECM, is an overall strategy for managing your documents, video, photographs, graphics, engineering drawings, and any other types of… Continue reading Understanding The Role Of Enterprise Content Management

Three Benefits Of Content Management Systems

Almost all blogs these days make use of one of the popular content management systems (CMS). Beyond that, many very high profile websites also use CMS. For online journalists, it’s basically a requirement to understand how to use one or more of the many CMS solutions. People who are newcomers to online content production might wonder why… Continue reading Three Benefits Of Content Management Systems

Creating a Better Workplace through Effective Activity Streams for Intranet Software

One of the most promising new trends for workplace collaboration is the adoption and eventual maturity of activity streams. At a basic level we can think of activity streams as the differentiators that turned Facebook and Twitter into two of the most widely used online services in the world. However, in the context of business intranet… Continue reading Creating a Better Workplace through Effective Activity Streams for Intranet Software

DotNetNuke for Web Content Management

The most popular web content management systems (CMS) run upon a web stack that reflects their origins as having evolved out of predominant open source web-technologies. Apache, MySQL, and PHP (which generally run on Linux but are not constrained to it) are the foundation of the most widely-known CMS platforms because they were the most effective way… Continue reading DotNetNuke for Web Content Management