Centralized content in a decentralized IT environment: plone and content management at Texas A&M University
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This paper discusses the development and creation of the content management system at Texas A&M University. Texas A&M does not have a centralized IT department so there is often conflicting information passed to the users depending on the site they visit. This paper explores the steps necessary when moving all technical content into a central location for easier management and tracking. In addition to discussing the above mentioned topics this paper explores some of the pros and cons of the content management system (CMS) developed at Texas A&M (TAMU).
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November 2006
478 pages
ISBN:1595934383
DOI:10.1145/1181216
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- Gordana Brouilette,
- Carol Rhodes
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Published: 05 November 2006
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SIGUCCS Fall06: ACM SIGUCCS Fall Conference:Expanding the Boundaries
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