Our white papers provide introductions to CMS concepts, resources to use when evaluating solutions, and best practices for CMS implementations in various industries.
This document discusses 7 ways that the use of a CMS can help save valuable time and resources within an organization.
This document provides a 5-week guide to Implementation and Integration of a CMS system with the recommended step-by-step processes and best practices.
This free Buyer's Guide explains the benefits of using a content management system for your web site, what questions to ask before deciding on which CMS is right for your needs, and other valuable information.
Become familiar with the purpose of content management systems and how their implementation increases efficiency compared to traditional website management practices.
An extensive site, such as those of colleges and universities, can be greatly improved and streamlined with a content management system.
The complexity of managing a course catalog can become a much simpler process via a content management system.
A push CMS is advantageous to a pull CMS through search engine index friendly URLs, multi-server content publication, and content independence from the CMS, among other benefits.
The advantages of a content management system can improve the quality of a healthcare organization's web site content and the experience of both the staff and the target audience.
Selecting a CMS can be an overwhelming process, and this guide can help determine what to consider before making a final decision.
A good content management system should promote search engine optimization through friendly URLs, metadata, and other features.
Through a number of beneficial features, content management systems address issues that are specific to non-profit organizations.
The technology of content management systems offers features that make maintaining and updating content much easier than the old, manual process.
Content management systems should automatically help your web site achieve compliance requirements for individuals with disabilities.
Cascade Server ensures that content entered into the system is quality checked using a series of approval steps known as a workflow. Workflows can be customized or created from scratch to suit any business needs.
RSS feeds can be created easily from a site as well as implemented into a site from a different site, both via a content management system.
Dynamic navigation, which is automatically generated in Cascade Server, is the best way to keep your website accessible.
Cascade Server makes it easy to use templates on your site, which can be created from software such as Dreamweaver or imported based on an existing web page.
Through visual diagrams and screenshots, this walkthrough illustrates the advantages of Cascade Server as a content management system.
Workflow automation is an essential feature of a content management system in its ability ensure the highest possible quality of content on a site by requiring the content to go through required approval steps.