Knowra Content management system Content management system A content management system is software for creating, organizing, and publishing digital content. It separates content from presentation and often lets people manage a site without editing source code.
Content repository : A managed store of digital content and its descriptive data. It holds the material a system organizes and makes available for publication.
Digital asset management : The organization, storage, retrieval, and distribution of digital files such as images and video. Media libraries let authors reuse and manage files alongside written content.
Enterprise content management : The governance and management of organizational content across its lifecycle and systems. Large organizations use it to coordinate content beyond public-facing websites.
Blog : A regularly updated website or section of a website, usually presenting entries in reverse chronological order. Blogging tools made frequent publishing practical for individuals and small groups.
Content model : A definition of content types, fields, and relationships used to structure digital content. It determines which kinds of content authors can create and how they relate.
Metadata : Data that describes other data, including its properties, context, or relationships. Titles, tags, and dates help classify and retrieve managed content.
Digital experience platform : A suite of technologies for managing and delivering personalized digital experiences across channels. It extends content management with tools for broader digital experiences.
Web publishing : The creation and distribution of information through websites and other web-based formats. Content management systems are a widely used way to publish on the web.
Template engine : Software that combines templates with data to generate formatted output. Templates turn stored content into pages with a consistent presentation.
Access control : Rules and mechanisms that determine who can access or change a resource. Permissions limit which authors can edit, approve, or publish content.
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