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Apr 04, 2002
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Useful Overview of Content Management Tools

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I'm very impressed with the April 2002 cover story for eContent Magazine. The story, "Look into the Future of Content Management,"
is a useful four-page overview of the whole landscape of CM software and packages you can buy to manage your site and/or intranet. This is a hideously confusing field because it seems like every day some company is announcing a new system. Also prices for various systems are all over the map, as are staffing and training requirements. It's an industry in upheaval.

This story isn't online yet, but you can contact the magazine's offices to get a copy of it at 203-761-1466.

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