The Perfect CMS: Brass Ring, or Unattainable Goal

This is my presentation for LavaCon 2011. We talk about evaluating Content Management Systems.

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The Perfect CMS Brass Ring, or Unattainable Goal Robert Rhyne Armstrong November 16, 2011

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Ask tactical questions that cut the list down.

Will you need to connect to other systems?

Is there a CMS already in your organization?

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Evaluate on their merits, not on their origins.

Look at the product from three viewpoints.

Work through all use cases. Don’t take anything for granted.

Don’t assume things work on your system the same way they work somewhere else.

You may never have to go beyond that step.

Involve everyone who is going to work on it.

Be careful with upgrades and 3 rd party plug-ins.

Wordpress for our website and Customer Care portal.

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