Content Management System

Our powerful, user-friendly, open source Content Management System - is DotnetNuke - a powerful, flexible, cost-effective dynamic, database driven website and web portal development environment with an integrated content management system built for ASP.Net.

The DNN CMS requires minimal effort to set up and is ideal for managing content for web pages as well as online applications e.g. project management tools, directories, multi-site environments, portals, communities and intranet/extranets.

Unlike most content management system products, Dotnetnuke is a web portal development environment and a CMS. DNN is a flexible, scalable solution that we can easily customize to fit your specific business goals, systems and process requirements.

Available as either an installed application or a hosted solution, our content management system provides you with a powerful, open standards based solution for streamlining website management and maintenance.

Publish to the web in 3 simple steps
An intuitive WYSISYG (what you see is what you get) editing environment offers the ultimate point and click simplicity - no technical knowledge needed and no more complicated request forms for simple web page updates!

You simply browse to the page that needs updating; edit the content on the page then click 'publish' and it's done.

Using images or content from common applications like Word and Excel is as simple as dragging and dropping or cutting and pasting. The integrated image editor makes publishing photos easy, and videos can be embedded directly in web pages.

Easier Website Administration
ramJammas use Dotnetnuke for all dynamic websites as it provides simple, powerful, centrally managed administrative controls designed to easily and safely empower content editors and users.

Website Administrators can…

decide who can edit and who can publish— thanks to a flexible, intuitive approval system that does not require pre-defined workflows
segregate publishing roles for named users and groups, assign access to different sections of the website and define what changes can be made using page locking, roll-back and versioning systems to prevent or reverse deliberate or accidental overwrites
control file naming conventions, the location of new dependent files, the size and quality of images, and the number of page versions available for roll-back
enable users to easily send web content to others for review, collaboration and/or approval, before publishing it live on the web