By Elmer on June 22

Many Content Management Systems (CMS) were built without regard for search engines. Some have pretty bad handling of redirections, others generate pretty ugly URLs. Search engines and CMS makers often have disconnected ideas. I don’t know why such important elements in making a CMS sell are neglected to a point that buyers end up fixing CMS packages to make them search engine friendly.

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By Elmer on April 8

South China Morning Post (SCMP), the leading English-language daily in Hong Kong, approached BeansBox for consultancy advice and to develop a Project Management System (PMS).

SCMP was looking for an online platform that allows managers, designers and developers to collaborate resources such as designs, content and other assets used for on-going projects and ad-hoc tasks.

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By Elmer on April 7

Eight Custom Media, a publishing arm of market research firm Synovate, commissioned BeansBox to develop its online magazine website, Change Agent. Change Agent publishes monthly articles about market research insights on brands, customer experience and statistics on emerging markets, based on surveys and findings from surveys across various markets worldwide.

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By Elmer on February 23

Web Content Management System or generally called CMS, is an online application used to manage dynamic website content such as HTML, images and other documents. It is intended for users who have little or no programming knowledge to easily create, edit and manage online contents such as articles, news or blogs with relative ease. If you are a webmaster whose boss often asks you to update your website, a CMS installed in your server will help you fulfill your tasks without costing as much time as you would if you do the updates manually. You can create HTML pages without actually coding HTML tags. Indeed, using CMS helps you become more productive and work more efficiently.

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