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Some examples of cm3's various publishing screens.
The publishing model does not impose a strict process on you. Due to the fact that permissions structures and user settings are completely dynamic, you can define your publishing process based around the needs of your organisation.
Perhaps you have a range of contributors to your website with a single webmaster who authorises all final changes. Perhaps you distribute authoring and publishing control of certain areas of your website to your individual departments – marketing, I.T., H.R., etc. cm3 can accommodate virtually any process you wish to follow.
- "At a glance" reports make it easy to judge the publishing status of any collection of items
- Intuitive publishing steps
- Fully distributed node-based permission rules, allowing different content contributors to manage different sections of your content repository in different ways
- Web based and email reports
- Strict separation of "live" content from the work area
- Publish articles one at a time or in collections
- Couple with static page baking and/or content replication (mirroring) system to publish to remote servers
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