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Was ist ein CMS ?

CMS ist eine Abkürzung für Content Management System. Ein Content Management System unterstützt Sie bei der Verwaltung der Inhalte auf Ihrem Internetauftritt. Mit einem guten Contentmanagementsystem müssen Sie sich nicht mit den Details der Webentwicklung befassen. Layout & Webdesign können initial von einer professionellen Webdesignagentur bereitgestellt werden, während Sie die Kontrolle über die Inhalte haben.

Schlechte Web Design Firmen möchten das alle Änderungen über Ihren Schreibtisch gehen, was im Regelbetrieb eine Hürde darstellt. Unser Spezialgebiet ist die Bereitstellung einer sicheren und zukunftsfähigen Infrastruktur für Ihre Onlinepräsenz. Weiter unten auf dieser Seite finden Sie einen kurzen Überblick über die Vor- und Nachteile der 4 am häufigsten verwendeten CMS-Systeme. Kontaktieren Sie uns für weitere Informationen.

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Bacula 7.4.4 Release Notes

We are pleased to announce that we have just released Bacula version 7.4.4 This version is a minor bug fix release. If you are a packager, I strongly advise you to take the 7.4.4 version since it corrects a number of problems related to packaging and installation. If...

Asterisk 11.25 Release Notes

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Icinga 2.54 Release notes

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Jasper Reports Server 6.3.0 Release Notes

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Zimbra 8.7 Release Notes

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Owncloud 9.12 Release Notes

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Content Management Solutions

A Content Management System (CMS) is a web application that allows a user to create and edit web pages without requiring knowledge of computer programming or coding. Traditionally, the system will have a secured admin interface in which a user can login to create, edit and manage content. Choosing a content management system can be a complex task.

This overview gives you first insights about the Top 4 Open Source Content Management Systems, and answer first questions. Our Web experts are happy to assist you further in finding the right CMS which fits to your individual business needs. Contact Us for more informations on this topic.

WordPress is the most commonly used open source Content Management System. WordPress’s low maintenance and easy set-up make it especially appealing for simple structured websites. Because of the flexibility it is no surprise that WordPress is the most used CMS Platform in the market.

With the right addons all of the listed weaknesses of WordPress can be closed. Finding the right tools needs experience. Helping you through the jungle of 50.000 wordpress addons is our speciality.

Pros
+ user-friendly interface, easy base setup
+ mobile support
+ search engine friendly URLs
+ extensions and design templates for almost every need
+ large community

Cons
considered less secure than other systems
limited user and rights administration
limited stability and performance during periods of high traffic
no Enterprise features like multi-language directly included
not ideal for larger Web Projects (higher effort for special needs)

Joomla is the second biggest player on the CMS market. Joomla! demands a bit more of technical affinity. This means it takes a while to understand how to use it in detail. However, one plus for non-expert users is the robust community support –  and an excellent documentation.

 Pros

+ relatively simple installation and set-up
+ object-based management of content
+ large pool of extensions and designs
+ generating own templates is user friendly

Cons

incomplete rights management
many processes are not intuitive
high-quality extensions can be expensive
complicated manual updates necessary for some extensions
not intuitive for first-time users

Drupal started as a message board site for students.  It maintains a different look and feel than more conventional Content Management Systems.  Drupal’s basic installation starts with only a few modules, however you can extend the functionalities with different modules. Advanced IT knowledge is required to self-maintain this solution.

Pros

+ nuanced role and rights management systems
+ supports multi-domain management
+ strengths especially in social publishing / community platforms
+ modular design

Cons
installing of new feaures requires advanced knowledge in IT
difficult configuration

If you are planning to realize a large and Complex Web project, Typo3 may be the ideal Content Management System for you. This solution is specifically tailored for larger enterprises. However, compared to other solutions it requires a bit of more effort to understand how to use it.

Pros
+
enterprise-focused CMS
+ multilingual support
+ seamless connection to to many CRM or ERP solutions
+ constant maintenance
+ large flexibility to adjust it to your individual needs
+ very granular rights management

Cons
Back end not intuitive for non-experts
intial set up not as easy compared to other solutions

 

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