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Use of Open Content Management Systems in Government Sector

Content Management in modern technology- enabled environments has undergone remarkable changes and tremendous growth is witnessed by the availability and use of Content Management Systems in varied setups. These systems are responsible for content development life cycle providing means and ways for creating new content, manipulating and deleting existing content. A complete CMS system enables to structure, restructure, manage and publish websites in a more meaningful way. The growth and development in Open Source technology has greatly revolutionized every field of human understanding and content management is no exception. The field of software development witnessed a tremendous boost with the development and availability of open source software for different purposes with a well-established developer and user base. Many open source content management systems have been developed over time and are being successfully implemented and used in different setups for creating and managing content. The paper thus attempts to study select open source content management systems effectively implemented in different setups by way of analyzing their features suitable for managing different types of workflows.