Content Management

• DYK - The first use of Content Management Systems (CMS) began in 1989 when Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web. (the first Web server computer)

Why Content Management?

Did You Know; The history of Content Management Systems (CMS) began at the beginning of the World Wide Web (www) in 1989 when Tim Berners-Lee proposed an internet-based hypertext system HTML and wrote the browser and server software. Often confused with the Internet, the World Wide Web is the most common means of viewing pages in the form of websites and hyperlinks, whereas the Internet is the network of connected computers the web works on.

Today, Content Management software helps users create, manage, and modify digital content without the need for specialized technical knowledge. User-friendly interfaces allows for team collaboration and customization, scheduling, monitoring, and deployment of digital content across a network of digital displays, from one to many, with content segmented to meet specific requirements.

Master Video's Content Management Systems can be installed as a cloud-based solution or with an on-premise server.

Master Video’s Content Management System (CMS) is a single platform solution that manages Digital Signage, IPTV, and Video Streaming content. Our user-friendly Content Management Systems are vertically targeted to any IPTV and Digital signage needs, and are respected for their reliability, affordability, technology, and performance… Manage your content anytime, anywhere.

Basic CMS Features:

• Content Creation (allows users to easily create and format content)
• Content Storage (stores content consistently in one place)
• Workflow Management (assigns role-based responsibilities)
• Publishing (organizes and pushes digital content live)
• Data Analytics (full reporting and analytics tools)

Master Video’s CMS product suite can be managed from one single browser-based user interface with drag and drop layout editors, event triggers for single and multiple dynamic screen change, playlist creators, as well as full reporting and analytics tools so you can view exactly what was played "when" and "on" each end-device.