What Are The Types of Content Management System?

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What Are The Types of Content Management System?
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Content Management System

• Content management is central to your website and
  business.
• CMS allows for easy storage and gathering of
  information. The system allows for masses of
  people to share files and information while
  allowing for control over all data.

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Types of Content Management System

• There are many types of Content Management
  System. Some of them are as follows
• Web Content Management
• Document/File Content Management
• Enterprise Content Management
• Component Content Management
• Digital Asset Management

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Web Content Management

• This was the first and is the most common use of
  the term content management.
• Web Content Management are primarily used to
  help manage web sites and web content.
• In this context the word content refers to any
  resource used to build a web site.
• Most of these systems are only concerned with
  managing the delivery of the web site. The
  authoring and maintenance are done by other
  products.

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Document/File Content Management

• Document/File management systems are designed to
  manage whole documents and other files rather
  than the words and pictures inside them.
• They know little about what the files contain and
  treat them as a blob of data.
• They rely heavily on users defining and applying
  metadata to give them more information. In
  practice, metadata is seldom applied to the
  content, making these systems of little more use
  than the file system.

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Enterprise Content Management

• Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is a set of
  defined processes, strategies and tools that
  allow a business to effectively obtain, organize,
  store and deliver critical information to its
  employees, business stakeholders and customers.
• ECM serves as an enterprise platform to securely
  store large amounts of content, distribute
  information, build and manage workflow,
  facilitate team collaboration, and integrate to
  other enterprise systems.

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Component Content Management

• This is the category that provides the most
  benefits for localization and the one we will be
  focusing on.
• Rather than storing documents, they store and
  manage the small re-useable components that are
  used to assemble documents.
• Components come in various sizes and types. They
  can be as small as a single word or as large as
  many paragraphs, or they may take the form of
  graphics or hypertext links.

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Digital Asset Management

• Digital asset management (DAM) is a business
  process for organizing, storing and retrieving
  rich media and managing digital rights and
  permissions.
• Digital asset management is a safe, secure, and
  easy way to store brand assets like images,
  logos, and videos.
• Digital asset management systems are more
  comprehensive than simple file storage tools like
  Dropbox. They give users the power to control
  their digital assets in a more organized way and
  ensure important business goals.