Hi there,

I've been developing some ECM (Easy Content Management) modules over the
last 4 months.  Doing the programing myself.  Fun thing is we have now a
range of modules that each have its price.  All can be targetted through a
user shell, so the user chooses a module, then goes working with it.  All is
password protected, with tracking of the logins, handing out jobs to
different users (limiting access to certain modules).

So far, there's these modules:

FAQ
Superfaq
Newsletter
News & hotnews
Literature service
Feedback form maker
References
Chat
Customers and projects
Big Shop

And ready to be made:

Bulletin Board
Image gallery


All is made in ASP and is customized for each site (looks,...)

Many customers are interested in these things once they see them work.  And
considering the modules are fairly easy to make, setup prices are often even
lower than when you create it staticly.  Really THE way to go.  And easy
updating!


- Kayjey -



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Van: owner-hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org
[mailto:owner-hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org]Namens Jill Kurtz
Verzonden: donderdag 5 juli 2001 14:45
Aan: 'HWG techniques'
Onderwerp: content management


I'm getting a big push from within my organization to move to content 
management software for our web sites. I am trying todo some research to 
find out what products are available to do this and what are the plusses 
and minuses of this type of approach. Any insight and/or suggestions for 
places to gather information would be appreciated!

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