Abstract
In any organization for organizing information, one must fully understand the value of a content management system, which helps in providing solutions by managing the data based on the knowledge of the enterprise. There is a big confusion related to the functions performed by the content management system, some products are also there which does not show full performance. These products are web content management system, managing records and documents, and some enterprise managing content. This research paper help in finding the mismatching between the customer needs and the product information. The article includes the differences in the functions of the content management system and other systems which are used for companies.to manage documents, techniques are needed and require a lot of information to store, manage, and retrieve. Many software is available to keep the record of the data to store the information and manage the data. One of them is the Enterprise Content Management tool which helps in finding solutions regarding the context. The products of content management are dissected, linked, examined by using a table to figure out the functions of the market products. This paper shows the confusion in the framework on the demand side, and at the same time feedback on confusion in the supply side by decreasing the satisfaction of the company in respect of knowledge and information management.
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