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Video chapters
- 1. Log in to Core dna platform (0:38)
- 2. Core dna dashboard overview (0:47)
- 3. Managing websites (2:23)
- 4. CoreContent overview (4:32)
- 5. CoreCommunity overview (6:22)
- 6. CoreMarketing overview (8:24)
- 7. CoreCommerce overview (9:06)
- 8. Hooks application overview (13:01)
Core dna is an enterprise platform.
What this means is that all the aspects of the technology are provided for your business. There is no need for you or your team to develop or manage any technology or pay for added apps or plugins.
- All the applications to run your website with all the updates.
- Advanced infrastructure with high availability.
- Auto-scaling to handle large spikes in traffic.
- World-class security team who protect your data.
For many organizations the need for a Content Management System (CMS) boils down to two main factors;
- Internal pressure: the desire to easily create and manage content in a more efficient manner and an awareness that solutions are available (at a price that is not preventative to using them)
- Legislation: As across the globe governments are tackling the accessibility of information and forcing organizations to comply.
However, it is important to recognize that CMS solutions themselves have also evolved to the point where they are now:
- Genuinely easy to use
- Easier to deploy with pre-built, modular applications
- Stable products that are constantly developed by dedicated developers
- Less costly (which in turn improves the return on investment)
- Standards enforcing - so that the legislative requirements can be met using the tools
- Strategically significant to organizations operations.