Content Management System

Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to understand Content management system along with its advantages and disadvantages. Although it has always existed, we now think of content as a digital idea. We’ve been looking for ways to organize material for as long as there have been people making it. The exponential growth of information was accelerated by the Industrial Revolution and the development of technology. The capacity to produce and distribute material now fell from its ivory tower and into the hands of the general public. Today, almost anybody can make a website. This led to the need of an optimal technique to manage all that content. At some crude level, content was managed.

Design/Methodology/ Approach: To comprehend secondary data has been used. The paper is conceptual in nature.

Findings: CMS has turned out to be a deal breaker in the case. It allows managing content in any certain manner based on filters. For instance, Twitter provides a trending section which gives users an insight of the current environment of the user’s society/ nation. As we saw in preceding sections how the CMS has evolved after the introduction of the Internet. It allows users to collect, manage and analyze data in a comprehensive manner. CMS systems that are traditionally database-based are fast giving way to headless/decoupled systems that are driven by APIs.

Originality/value: The paper uses Secondary data available from different authentic sources. Both past and recent data has been used. The paper studies Content management systems along with its advantages and disadvantages.

Paper Type: View Point.