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Managing eZ Publish Web Content Management Projects
By: Martin Bauer;
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Pub. Date: October 30, 2007
Print ISBN-13: 978-1-847191-72-4
Pages in Print Edition: 320
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Overview
Strategies, best practices, and techniques for implementing eZ publish open-source CMS projects to delight your clients
Tips and expert advice for the whole eZ publish web CMS project lifecycle
Learn about the requirements and success factors of an eZ project
Implement eZ publish projects successfully, efficiently, and effectively
In Detail
eZ Publish is an enterprise open-source CMS (content management system) and development framework with functionality for web publishing, intranets, e-commerce, extranets, and web portals.
In this book, Martin Bauer of designit.com.au, an eZ publish Silver partner, teaches you how to successfully manage and implement an eZ publish web content management project. He shows you how to produce quality results in a repeatable manner with the minimum of effort, and end up with eZ publish solutions that will delight your clients.
The book presents strategies, best practices, and techniques for all steps of your eZ publish project, starting from client requirements, through planning, information architecture and content modeling, design considerations, and right up to deployment, client training, maintenance, support, and upgrades.
This book takes you through the process of successfully managing an eZ publish web content management project in an efficient and effective manner, giving you strategies, best practices, and techniques for implementing eZ publish projects to delight your clients.
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