Friday May 18 , 2012
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Content Mangement Systems (CMS)

Content management systems (CMS) create environments for companies on the web that allow editing content without complete knowledge of HTML code. It provides a workflow environment that can afford users control of content on various levels.

There are varying types of CMS. Open source, Software as a service, proprietary software and other. STI focuses on the open source software market for a number of reasons: flexibility, cost of entry and expandability. We develop in the PHP environment using Joomla, Drupal, Wordpress and others.

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Internet News

  • Insight: Who got Facebook IPO shares? Fairness may not come into it

    The loading screen of the Facebook application on a mobile phone is seen in this photo illustration taken in LavignyNEW YORK (Reuters) - A lot of loyal Facebook fans and occasional investors are discovering a hard truth this week: Money and connections talk, especially when it comes to a hot deal handled by Wall Street. The scramble for shares in what is one of largest initial public offerings in U.S. history quickly divided the haves from the have-nots on Thursday. Those with big brokerage accounts and a long history as customers of Wall Street firms likely got at least part of their orders for Facebook shares filled, but would-be buyers who had no such ties were lucky to get any. ...


  • Investors brace for Facebook debut on Wall Street

    A Facebook application logo is pictured on a mobile phone in this photo illustration taken in Lavigny(Reuters) - Investors are bracing for Facebook's Wall Street debut on Friday after the world's No.1 online social network raised about $16 billion in one of the biggest initial public offerings in U.S. history. Valued at $104 billion, Facebook is larger than Starbucks Corp and Hewlett-Packard combined, sparking intense speculation on how much higher its valuation will rise once shares start trading. "A 15 to 20 percent pop is in the realm of possibility," said Tim Loughran, a finance professor at the University of Notre Dame. ...


  • GM ad move followed failed Facebook pitch: sources

    Facebook logos on a computer screen are seen in this photo illustration taken in LavignyDETROIT/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Facebook may only have itself to blame for why General Motors rained on its IPO parade this week. GM announced the decision to drop Facebook paid ads on Tuesday in what was the first highly visible crack in Facebook's strategy and illustrated doubts about its perceived advantage over traditional media. GM's decision followed Facebook officials' failure to convince top marketing executives at the U.S. automaker of the benefits of Facebook's paid ads at a meeting that took place in the past few weeks, people familiar with the meeting said on Thursday. ...