So what exactly is a Content Management System? The term Content Management System (or CMS) is used to describe two related - yet very different - types of software.
Web CMS describes a content management system whose
primary purpose is to manage the content of an organization's web site or sites. Web content
management systems generally allow authorized users to alter or add Web pages, downloadable
documents, or images - from anywhere in the world.
Generic CMS (also known as Enterprise CMS) describes enterprise-class systems used to digitize, store, and retrieve electronic copies of an organization's documents. The hallmark of an Enterprise CMS is an installed hardware base of document scanners.
GraySail is one of the most active open source content management service providers in North
America, specializing in OpenCms development and related services.
The world's premier open source Web content management system, OpenCms, is supported by a legion
of open source developers, spanning all across the globe. OpenCms is GraySail's first choice for
Web site content management because of its well-constructed framework, extensive feature list, and
easy to use tools.
GraySail service engagements focus on transferring knowledge to enabling our clients. You get a valuable solution, and the knowledge you need to manage it.