CMS (Content Management Systems)

A content management system is an application used to create, edit and publish content using a back-end interface that allows the user to manage the content in an organized way.  CMS programs generally tie in with a database, utilize version control to view data prior to any specific update, and have many more benefits than we can possibly cover in this short glossary description.  Examples of popular CMS products include Joomla, Drupal, Expression Engine and Movable Type.