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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.4 / 5.0 
Just what we needed...: 
As a developer of a sprawling website with thousands of hand-crafted HTML pages, we knew we needed a CMS, but didn't know how to start the process. This book was a perfect read, exactly what we needed.
The first chapter about the foundations of CMS defines the problems with an unmanaged site. The chapter could have been written from interviews with our organization--they hit the nail on the head.
The rest of the book provides practical advice on what to expect with a CMS, what features to look for... more info
A must-read for those involved in web content deployment:
This is a very comprehensive book which manages to be both technical enough to keep developers happy and yet clear enough to be understood by managers. As a web developer with experience of working on a number of intranet and extranet projects under a variety of managers I would thoroughly recommend this book to all those involved in any aspect of managing a content-driven website or intranet.
A Content Management System, whether it's an actual application or a set of procedures, is absolutely essential... more info
Content Mang Systems - Tools of the Trade -are the tools: 
I breathlessly brought and read this book expecting it to have information about the current leading CMS software vendor tools. It was disappointing to read my second high level book covering the conceptual overview mostly without any vendor /software tools evaluations such as Interwoven, Microsoft Content Management Server, RedDot, Ektron, and Vignette!
I had hoped that this book's title indicated that it would be different than Web Content Management: A Collaborative Approach [Paperback] by Nakano,... more info
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