Content Management Server Overview
Microsoft Content Management Server is designed to provide enhanced authoring and management of web sites of all sizes, including routing and approval processing of content, freshness dating for content, and tight integration with .NET. Therefore, in many ways it is the center of the overall .NET portal framework. For outward-facing portals, the bulk of content consists of web pages, and keeping those pages up to date is the most daunting task for a webmaster.
MCMS has evolved from a product called Resolution created by the nCompass, which was purchased by Microsoft in May 2001. The 2002 version of MCMS is the first major overhaul of the product since the acquisition, and this effort dramatically remolded nCompass ...
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