Evaluating CMSes?

Written by John Coonen

Thursday, 14 January 2010 00:51

If you're evaluating which CMS might be best suited for your business, we highly recommend attending the 2010 CMS Expo Learning & Business Conference, hosted by the CMS Association.

At CMS Expo, you'll find "CMS Head-to-Head" comparisons of many of the top CMSes on the market. Plus, you'll find all the right add-ons, apps and extensions to custom-build your CMS, and empower your business. From theming solutions to high-powered CCKs and document management systems; from search functionality to e-commerce, multi-site add-ons and much more, CMS Expo has it all under one roof.

CMS Expo: Much More Than a Daycamp.

With 3 full days of business training, technical and creative foundations sessions, a powertrack to help you build your business solution from the ground-up, along with over 30 learning sessions to build your Content Management skills, CMS Expo is just what you need to help you steer your business in the right direction. It's not a "daycamp" or unconference. It's much more. Whether you're in the non-profit sector, education, corporate, small business or mid-tier enterprise, you'll find the answers you need to help you succeed.

CMS Expo was built for businesspeople who rely heavily on Content Management Systems - and the people who empower them - for marketing and online sales, publishing, community-building, membership development, customer service and more. CMS Expo has learning sessions built for you, and will put you in touch with the right people to help you succeed and prosper.

There are many CMSes out there. It's a crowded market. The key is to find the right CMS, and the right add-ons and apps for the goals you need to accomplish. That's what CMS Expo is all about. For just $279 a day (or $779 for the full three-day conference), CMS Expo is a great business value, delivering answers from experts in the CMS world you just can't find anywhere else. Learn more about CMS Expo, or sign up online at http://cmsx.us.

John Coonen is Director of the CMS Association and Co-Host of the
2010 CMS Expo Learning and Business Conference

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