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CMS

Content management system: software for creating, organising and publishing digital content.

A CMS gives editors a place to create and maintain digital content, including text, images, video and other media. Users add or revise material within the system, organise it for its intended destination, and publish changes through the available tools. In website work, this provides a practical way to maintain pages and their content over time. The system manages the material being published, while the editorial work still involves checking accuracy, presentation and suitability. Familiarity with one CMS helps explain the workflow, although individual platforms have different controls and capabilities.

In job listings

Tiffany & Co.’s E-Commerce Intern role in London required developing proficiency in its Content Management System to manage content and maintain brand standards across European websites. The task illustrates the publishing side of ecommerce work, where using the platform effectively supports consistent presentation across several sites. Search local jobs for “cms”.

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