CMS

What is CMS?

• CMS means content management system.
• It allows a computer program that allows publishing, editing, and modifying content as well as maintainence from an interface.
• CMSs are often used to run website containing blogs, news and shopping.
• There are three types of CMSs are available.

1. Web Content Management System.
2. Component Content Management System.
3. Enterprise Content Management System.

Web Content Management System

• A Web CMS is bundled or stand-alone application to create manage, store and deploy content  on webpages.
• Web Content includes text, Graphics, Video audio and codes.

Component Content Management System

• A Component CMS or CCMS are specialises in the creation of documents from component parts.
• These component can be reused within another document or across multiple documents. 
• This insures that content is consistent across entire documentation Set.

Enterprise Content Management System

• An ECMS organises documents, Contacts, and records related to process of a commercial organisation.
• It structures enterprise's information content and file formats, manages locations,
• streamlines, access by bottlenecks and optimises security and intigrity.

WEB CMS(In Details)

• There are various types of cms are available for web cms.
• They are based on three tier architechture of MVC( Model View Control).
• The Control is called Admin Panel, View is called as Home page, and model is stored in Database or file system.

Popular WEB CMS:-

1. OpenCart
2. WordPress
3. Druple
4. Magento
5. Joomla
6. Php-Fusion
7. Php-Nuke
8. PhpBB
9. Blogger 

For More information on CMS..
Click the Following Link..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_content_management_systems

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