Choosing the Right Tool for You

摘要

In the late 1990s, when web content management (WCM) became a category of software, the focus was the content life cycle: create, edit, and deploy webpages. Original website managers were happy to simply see content appear on a website, and there wasn't much thought for the people on the other side of the screen. If content management used to be just about content, it's become much more than that now. Content is still king, but now, it's ruling with a very demanding queen: the end-user experience. Along the way, websites have become exponentially more complex. Software that used to just manage one-way publishing now at least attempts to support multidimensional web experiences-whether in a public website context or on your enterprise intranet.