Content management system (CMS) can be defined as a system used to organize and create documents and other content. In terms of web applications a CMS is used for managing websites and web content which in many cases requires a backend system for editing and creating documents.
There are several types of content management systems available:
Web Content Management System (W-CMS) assists an organization in automating various aspects of web (publishing newsletters).
Transactional content management system (T-CMS) assists an organization to manage e-commerce transactions (changing the pricing structure of your product range).
Integrated content management system (I-CMS) assist an organization in managing enterprise documents and content.
Publications management system (P-CMS) assists an organization in managing the publications (manuals, books, help, guidelines, references) content life cycle.
Learning management system (L-CMS) assists an organization in managing the web-based learning content life cycle.


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