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The Web CMS Report 2008 looks at... CoreMedia CMS

"This all means that the templates are created by a developer or template designer in an offline development environment. The files then reside on the file system together with any other system components such as Java components or JSF configuration files. Similar to Percussion or Vignette, that means you need to version, workflow, and promote them separately using Ant (a Java-based tool out of the Apache stack for automating software build processes). On the downside, it creates a potentially serious deployment challenge for organization with fast-evolving content applications. "

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A Standard Web CMS for German Government

19-Nov-2003

The German government has launched the first site managed by a new Web content management system, "Government Site Builder," which was built by a local integrator, "Materna," on top of a product from German CMS vendor CoreMedia. As part of "BundOnline 2005" the package will become a government standard. We think Web content management standards for eGovernment are a good thing. This particular approach has some rather...well...German touches: every German federal agency ultimately must use the product, and employ the same web design to boot. Other ideas seem quite practical, including a national competence center and knowledge-sharing about CMS. At the end of the day, good CMS practice is more important to eGovernment than a standard CMS product...
See a crudely translated description of Government Site Builder

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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