Justify Your Web CMS Project Cost
At some point, someone will ask you to justify your Web content management system (Web CMS) project. Fortunately, there is a business case to be made for a Web CMS on both the cost and revenue sides of the ledger.
If no one is requesting a business rationale and the project is proceeding regardless, reconsider your bearings. All major technology efforts beget tough decisions and difficult trade-offs, so it is best to have a business plan in place as a touchstone to keep the team focused-especially if your CFO will be writing big checks to outside vendors.
…read Tony Byrne’s full article in this month’s AIIM E-Doc magazine.
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