Web Content Display
Web Content Display
Content Management System
End-to-end publishing cannot be restricted to merely creating content; one also needs a way to store, track and reuse the content produced. This is where PageMajik’s Content Management System helps. It allows you to capture, store and manage, deliver, and archive content.
How does it work?
PageMajik’s CMS not only helps you store all your files on a secure cloud-based server, it also helps retrieve and repurpose your content, thus making multiple products available.
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Streamlines the entire publishing process
PageMajik’s CMS collates the outputs of authoring, editing and design into a single accessible system. This data is stored in secure servers, so you have constant access to all content, images and metadata at any given time.
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The publishing-aware CMS
The CMS interprets incoming content, such as manuscripts for books and journals, images, and design templates, and organizes them into a pre-defined hierarchy. The security and privacy of the content is enforced by granting access to perform a certain role-based function and controlling access to the specific content.
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The intuitive CMS
Since each process in the system is logically connected according to use patterns, users will have to familiarize themselves with only three screens to initiate any process or to carry out an activity. Content can also be searched, retrieved and reused to create new products within minutes.
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Robust version control
A record of every file and the manner in which it has been modified is maintained in the CMS. So each piece of content is stored only once, thereby making it easy to locate and reuse it in single or multiple documents. The version history serves as an audit trail and allows for viewing earlier material, thus making it simple to revert to an earlier version if required.
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Content protection
The entire CMS is periodically synced for effortless disaster recovery. This protects your content at all times.
What CMS allows you to do?
Version control
Check out and check in files with descriptive comments
Disaster recovery
Audit trail
Systematic and periodic back-up
