Take control of your website

Through-the-web content management

Manage all aspects of the website through a consistent web-based management interface; this includes structured and unstructured data, design elements, code, monitoring, user administration, etc...

Separation of design, content, and code

Let designers focus on design, content providers on editing content, and programmers on coding, all working through customized web-based interfaces.

Distributed object-level caches

Add webservers with object-level caches to scale capacity and improve availability (Zope Enterprise Objects)

Object-oriented reuse framework

Reuse web resources (design elements, content and code pieces) in the same object-oriented framework; through containment with "acquisition" or through subclassing with "inheritance".

Single-source, multi-publish content

Avoid costly management of duplicated data by storing it only once, and using the re-use framework to publish it in many ways, e.g., through HTML, WAP, News, or e-mail.

Integrated roles-based access control

Control access to all web publishable resources in the same consistent way.

Conveniently store and access membership data

Store user data as persistent objects in the built-in object-oriented database, or in a relational database accessible through SQL, or on a LDAP server. Plug-in new user data accessors if necessary.

Personalize web pages

Publish personalized pages based on intelligence deduced from available user information. (Soon: implicit tracking and recommendation)

 

Automate editorial workflow

Automate workflow processes and involve users in them based on their assigned roles.

 

Collaboration and communication

Further involve the users via discussion forums, chat rooms, wikis, or weblogs. Extend the reach of your website by transparently gatewaying, e.g., discussion forums to mailing lists and USENET News groups.