Its Time to Upgrade your CMS

A large chunk of business websites on the internet run on a content management system (CMS) that powers the back-end of the site and enables you to effortlessly update your content when required. Just like regularly updating website content,...

If launching a website, a blog or an online business is among your New Year’s resolutions for 2017, you should take the time to research the content management systems that you could use to build your site. Gone are the days of hand-coded websites, since content management systems have successfully replaced the way websites were being created not so very long ago. Today, all you need to get started with your online venture is a hosting plan and a CMS. While the type of hosting you have and the type of CMS you choose both have a significant bearing on the success of your online endeavors, in this article we’re going to focus on the open source content management systems that are worth considering for building your website.

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It is with great pleasure that I announce the winner of the 2016 CMS Critic Award for Best Open Source CMS.

CMS was introduced as an alternative to the platform UI. With the introduction of Service Portal, creating delightful user experiences on top of the ServiceNow platform has become much easier, which has made it a compelling alternative to CMS.

Hesitating what CMS to choose in 2017? You better to take a look at the precise figures and data to decide on CMS migration well.

For the 20 years I've been following web content management (WCM) and experience management technology, the only constant has been change. This certainly holds true for 2017, when you can expect some

You know, 10 years ago, when we wanted to make a website we just too any old PHP CMS... and we used to Google something like Best CMS 2007 and you had the choice between WordPress, Drupal and Joomla.

Using an open source content management system, also known as open source CMS, has become a standard for websites over the last five to ten years. The ease of use and the database-driven management system are two of the reasons that more people have switched to free CMS softwares.