A CMS is just another name for a

drag-and-drop procedure that anyone can perform without any restrictions.

A CMS does not allow multiple contributors

to use it at the same time.

A CMS allows you to grant access to

capabilities such as adding or removing content based on a contributor's

role.

A CMS just adds capabilities to a website so

it does not matter who is working on the website or when.

Public

domain

Shareware

Freeware

Open source

Many public networks are not secure.

All public networks are free.

Hackers cannot intercept data transmitted

over public networks.

Your home network is a public network.

Involve

users for whom the program is being developed.

Start

programming before creating a proposal.

Group

programming activities into phases.

Define

the standards, or sets of rules and procedures, for creating the product.