Congratulations to our new client site launches! Click on the images to visit their websites and learn more about them.

Bethany United Methodist Church:

Bethany Methodist Church began on the southwest side of Green Bay in 1954.  The first place of worship on Redwood Drive experienced enough growth so that land was purchased in Ashwaubenon off Ridge Road on Echo Lane and the present two-level building dedicated in 1967.  A fellowship hall and classrooms were added by 1978.  The latest groundbreaking for expansion and renovation occured on July 1, 2007.

Lloyd Flanders:
The ORIGINAL all weather wicker furniture.

We at Lloyd®/Flanders are proud to carry on the traditions of Marshall B. Lloyd, who developed a timeless and unique process for creating fine woven furniture. It is this dedication that earns us the reputation of creating heirloom furnishings enjoyed by many generations.

Fox Valley Lutheran High School:

As you visit our website, we hope that you will discover what it means to be part of the FVL family. FVL is a Lutheran high school that offers its students a wide variety of experiences and opportunities. While some schools pride themselves on their college prep curriculum, FVL welcomes students of all achievement levels. From our Guided Studies program to our CAPP (college credit) courses, our teachers strive to bring out the best in our students.

Harris Equipment Systems:

Based out of Sarasota, Florida, Harris Equipment Systems Inc. specializing in sales, service and support for new and used Marine Travelift mobile boat hoists, marine forklifts, and transporters.  Our equipment covers a vast array of sizes and capacities making us the "single most important source" for all your boat handling needs.

Oneida Language Revitalization:

New and improved, the Oneida "Language Revitalization" site is now live. The Language Revitalization is part of the Oneida Cultural Heritage Department. 

"First and foremost we have created a series of web pages that are designed to provide

introductory Oneida Language. Wherever we could we used First Language speakers of the Oneida language. Whenever we had to, we did use a few recordings from second language speakers."

By Paul Boag

Choosing a content management system can be tricky. Without a clearly defined set of requirements, you will be seduced by fancy functionality that you will never use. What then should you look for in a CMS?

I have written about content management systems before. I have highlighted the their hidden costs, explained the differentiators behind the feature list and even provided advice for CMS users. However, I have never actually asked what features you should look for in a content management system. And that is what I will address here.

When I left home for university my mother taught me a valuable lesson. If you want to save money, never go grocery shopping when you are hungry, and always write a list. If you don't, you'll be tempted to buy things you don't need.

The same principle is true when it comes to selecting a content management system. Without a clearly defined set of requirements, you will be seduced by fancy functionality that you will never use. Before you know it, you'll be buying an enterprise-level system for tens of thousands of dollars when a free blogging tool would have done the job.

How then do you establish your list of requirements? Although your circumstances will vary, here are ten things that are particularly important.

Click Here to Read the Article  about these Top 10: Core functionality, the editor, managing assets, search, customization, userinteraction, roles & permissions, versioning, website support, and multilingual support.