Session Details: WordPress as a Content Management System

WordPress made its mark as a great blogging platform for taking a clean, simple approach to content publishing. The beauty is, these same principles are not exclusive to blogs and can be applied to the management of many different types of websites. Orlando’s Eric Marden of Xentek will touch on the following:

  • Defining what a CMS is and where WordPress fits within that role
  • Quick overview of the built in features of WordPress
  • Extolling the virtues of the flexible, light weight approach WordPress takes
  • Brief Case Studies of successful WordPress deployments
  • Different Use Cases for maximizing WordPress as a CMS for organizations of any size.

Update: Eric’s slides are now online.

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3 Responses to “Session Details: WordPress as a Content Management System”

  1. Eric Marden says:
    December 7, 2009 at 8:16 pm

    Thank you to all who attended my session! I'm overwhelmed by the positive feedback I received, and can't wait until the next WordCamp in Orlando!

    I've posted my slides on my blog, for all those who may be interested: http://xentek.net/presentations/592/cms-capabilit...

  2. Eric Marden says:
    December 7, 2009 at 8:16 pm

    Intense Debate stripped my links, so try this one, it will work: http://xentek.net/presentations/592/cms-capabilit...