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How Do You Know When it's Time for a New Web CMS?

30-Apr-2010

Tags: Web Content Management, Building Business Case, Governance, Selecting Technology

It's an important question that deserves an unbiased answer. Please join me a free webinar on Tuesday, 11 May, to explore potential alternatives for your organization.

Many enterprises run aging CMS implementations. Over time, what were initially small quirks and inconveniences can become more serious inhibitors:

  • Perhaps you're concerned that your current CMS technology has become more of a business obstacle than business facilitator
  • Maybe you've fallen so far behind or customized your installation so heavily that an "upgrade" to a contemporary version now really represents a wholesale platform replacement
  • Sometimes you wonder about whether you're keeping up with the latest industry trends

We've been there ourselves.

At the same time, switching tools is never cheap, easy, nor quick. You need a solid rationale if you're going to make a move.

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