A 'web content management' (WCM) system is a CMS designed to simplify the publication of Web content to Web sites, in particular, allowing content creators to submit content without requiring technical knowledge of HTML or the uploading of files.

Need for a Content Management System

Effective content management systems support an organization's business processes for acquiring, filtering, organizing, and controlling access to information. The main purposes are:

1. Web-based publishing: Documents and other forms of information can be disseminated by authorized individuals. Page templates, wizards, and other software aids help inexperienced content authors to produce higher quality output. Data useful on intranet, extranet, and ecommerce Internet sites, for example, can automatically be re-purposed and co-ordinated for multiple destinations.
2. Format management: Data can automatically be converted into formats suitable for web publishing, such as HTML PDF. Legacy electronic documents, or even scanned paper documents, can be unified into a few common formats more easily shared with third parties.
3. Revision control: Files can be updated to a newer version or restored to a previous version. Changes to files can be traced to individuals for security purposes.
4. Indexing, search, and retrieval: For data to be valuable, it must be relevant to the task at hand and accessible in a timely fashion. Documents can be parsed for keywords, headings, graphics, and other elements; mechanisms for processing search requests become critical.

• CMS Installation and Setup
• Template Design and Development
• HTML Template Integration
• Custom Plugin Development