Today, it’s becoming the norm to offer your Web site’s content in a variety of ways, and more. The more versions (or “formats”) you offer your site in, the wider the audience you reach.

I promised I’d let you know how the 2008 Cascade Server User’s Conference went, and I’m a man true to my word. Maybe late, but true.

For the 2008 Cascade Server User’s Conference, I’ll be giving a talk during one of the business user sessions. Why am I doing something that makes me so nervous? Because I’m proud of our Cascade Server implementation.

A CMS enables anyone to maintain their Web site, with no Web development skills required. Of course, the “anyone” part does introduce a big problem: how do you keep control over what your contributors are putting out there? Enter workflows.

One of the most important tools for your hoster to have is a Content Management System (CMS) which allows you to manage your site’s content any time you need to change content on your site.