The Web CMS Report 2008 looks at... Webmaster Bottleneck

"This led to new phrase entering the common vernacular: "webmaster bottleneck." CMSWatch thinks this label is a little unfair. If only one person or a small team can place content on a large corporate website, publishing schedules will surely suffer, but it is typically symptomatic of broader deficits within a company concerning inadequate tools, knowledge, and authority."

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