Enterprise Content Management

Teraeon's Content Management Server (Ordinal Content Management Server) is unlike any other on the market today. It enables the complete separation of powers, gives developers a toolkit for creating plug-in's to enhance functionality on corporate websites, and allows content Administrators to create content and change website templates in an easy to use fashion.

In the traditional setting, changing the design of a site is a daunting task.  In most organizations there are many static files that need to be converted, with Ordinal CMS, changing the look and feel is a simple process, and the entire corporation site can be converted, both the static as well as dynamic pages of the site.  Our test results have shown that Teraeon's burst publishing technology delivers blistering results for rapidly deploying website changes.

Tier 3 Static Website:

Static websites are the most basic level of web development. These sites are primarily used by companies and organizations where information for their site does not change, and changes to their site are primarily sent to an IT developer. The developer executes both the development and content management functions for the company or organization.

Tier 2 - Database Back-End:

Database driven sites are usually mistaken for Content Management Systems. While they enable users to manage certain content on the site, it usually involves only parts of the website which change frequently such as press releases or product's for an e-store. In this example the IT Developer is still responsible for deploying static content as well as deploying programming changes for the site. This type of site is very cost effective, as long as static changes do not happen very often.

Tier 1 - Content Management System

In today's world, enterprise level web development must take on a different meaning. Enterprise websites are analogous to a living organism, constantly growing and changing as the company or organization grows. Content management systems allow organizations to manage all content on their website through the use of development tools that are easier to use than HTML editors and application development environments. It allows for the "Separation of Powers" enabling separate job functions for IT Developers as well as Content Administrators.

Read More about the Ordinal Content Management System here.