Our content managed websites:

• make it quicker and easier for you to create, edit and publish content on a website.
• meaning non-technical people can publish content. Historically, website publishing has required significant technical skills (HTML, programming,etc).
• make it easier for you to manage who creates, edits and publishes content. Because it establishes defined publishing processes, you can allocate specific publishing rights to various individuals.
• eases technical hurdles in the publication of content, thus reduces the need for training, while facilitating more people to publish.
• free your IT department from the daily stream of calls for changes to the website.
• reduce time-to-publish, allowing you to get content published faster. This is an important issue for the modern organization. The quicker you get key content published, the more value it creates.
• facilitate the design of a common and consistent information architecture (metadata, classification, navigation, search, layout and design). Inconsistent and poorly designed information architectures plague many websites.
• increase the relevance of results in search engines by providing a consistent management of metadata (i.e. if the appropriate metadata is captured on all documents, then people can find the right content a lot more quickly).
• allows you to measure the success of your publishing efforts more easily. You can track who is publishing what, how quickly content is getting published, whether out-of-date content is being removed quickly enough, etc.