Posted by Akshay Sura on Apr 15, 2010
At WebDatamation, we made the decision several years ago to partner with the Sitecore web content management (WCM) system to provide web services.
We find that Sitecore offers flexibility, power, ease of use and constant innovation that serves our clients well.
In the fast-changing and evolving world of web content, it can be difficult to know if a particular WCM product is keeping up with the changes and spearheading innovative ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Mar 16, 2009
The current explosion in eCommerce has highlighted the advantages of and excellent Content Management System (CMS) like Sitecore.
For businesses that consider their website and their customers who contact them online to be an integral part of their business, using a content management system is only logical. It will allow those businesses to provide a seamless, high quality online experience that open source or low-end solutions simply can't ...
Posted by Jeffrey Smith on Dec 14, 2008
Many businesses wonder, what is the purpose of having a blog? Depending on your stance and marketing objective, blogs (short for web logs) are great open source tools (known as content management systems) that if wielded properly can be instrumental to SEO and organic search engine positioning.
Blogs implement topical pooling of link flow through using a platform of internal linking that makes it crystal clear to search engines what each sub ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Nov 07, 2008
DotNetNuke - another powerful content management system to add to the existing list. With so many CMS's around and each one of them offering you a vast set of features, you feel pampered. A few years back, building your dream website for your organization and managing its content simultaneously, seemed such a daunting task. However after Content Management Systems have come into existence, publishing dynamic content in a consistently structured ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Oct 29, 2008
Content Management Systems are everywhere. Marketing analysts, subject matter experts and website administrators are all switching over to CMSs in unison for a lucid separation of presentation from content on their website and/or web service, with more control on the latter. This in turn facilitates reduced IT expenditures for your organization, ensures steady yet consistent content life cycle management and streamlines the target audience to ...
Posted by NetBee on Oct 28, 2008
With a plethora of Content Management Systems available today, it becomes very difficult to choose form one of them. As a matter of fact, the CMS that you would choose would also depend on the architecture or the platform where you would deploy your project. Having discussed on the Joomla CMS which is based on PHP and MySql, it is now time to review the Umbraco CMS that is based on Microsoft’s ASP.NET technology. Well, this one is for the .NET ...
Posted by HostWriter on Oct 10, 2008
Unlike many content management systems which maintain content in a haphazard manner, Sitecore maintains data in a structured content tree.
Data is represented as items. These items of different types are combined in a tree structure such that an item can have a parent and child items.
Templates are like Object Oriented Classes. A template contains fields that contain the actual content for an item. An item is an instance of a template just as ...
