Content Management System

Content is the soul of a great website, and it’s more so with the website of a healthcare practice, facility or business. People searching for information need to quickly get what they are looking for in this age of content quality algorithms. Content needs to be freshened up, since search engines value fresh and quality content above anything else. A great healthcare content management system (CMS) can help you customize, edit and publish content any time without manual effort or knowledge of HTML coding, so new content can be added faster.

A comparison of the common content management systems would give you an idea of how it is important to choose the one that’s more in line with your requirements. We do that well.

WordPress

WordPress is considered to be the most common content management system out there, and its quick installation and vast developer community are the major reasons for its popularity. It is extremely user-friendly, since editing of PHP and CSS can be done right from the admin screen. You also have a range of plug-ins and platform enhancements as well as an extensive template library.

Joomla

Joomla is being used by millions of websites for the simple reason that it is highly customizable and serves just about any purpose. Its admin section is user-friendly and has quite a range of options including content blocks, feeds, menu management tools and templates and styles.

Drupal

Drupal is highly adaptable in that it can be scaled for business sites or personal blogs. It also offers heaps of modules for increasing functionality, like WordPress does.

Beyond these we also deal with a range of other open source web software to develop a CMS that serves you well.

Today, this means the careful use of technology to manage content responsibly and effectively. Security, of course, is a key component in this mission. Access across devices must also be seamless, and systems should be adaptable to the ever-merging world that healthcare seems to have become. A high level of customer service – accounting for varying levels of technical savvy among healthcare employees – is also a crucial point to consider.

Features of Content Management System:-

• Content creation
• Content structure definition
• Manipulation management
• User role definition
• Database development and management
• Configuration management
• Site and navigation management
• Online updating
• Content conversion
• Application and technical architecture and development
• Website and application maintenance

• Detailed CMS implementation planning
• Data requirements analysis
• Data modeling
• Server setup
• CMS configuration and testing
• Software installation
• Technical support