Who we are

The CMS Myth is published by a handful of web veterans with hundreds of web content management projects under their belts. Each brings a different perspective to the blog, but they share one thing in common—their commitment to expose and espouse the reality of web content management projects. The blog is published in partnership with ISITE Design, a national content management and web strategy consultancy.

David Aponovich – The Pragmatist

A former ‘CMS Insider,’ David is relentlessly focused on the gap between vendor speak and customer adoption. In addition to keeping a keen eye on industry trends, he works with clients on the cultural and process implications of CMS that are so often overlooked.

Jeff Cram – The Web Strategist

It’s all about the user experience according to Jeff. He combines deep expertise in web strategy, information architecture, analytics, online marketing and social media to figure out how they all factor into successful content management projects.

Jake DiMare – The Executioner

Having deep, first-hand experience designing, building and deploying web content management systems, Jake is an expert on what it takes to get the job done. This capability leaves him free to explore ways to build strong, healthy project teams & client relationships.

John Eckman – The Technologist

It’s all too easy to blame technology (and technologists) for content management failures: it diverts attention from our own lapses in planning and strategy. CMS platforms and approaches have gotten increasingly complex, and an understanding of the core technologies is a critical part of John’s myth-busting toolkit.
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Plus some fantastic guest authors

In addition to the trusty mythbusters, we invite viewpoints on CMS from a wide range of outsiders.  Our goal is to understand what’s actually happening in the trenches and have folks share their stories on what it takes to make web content management work.  Interested in being a guest writer or being interviewed for a post? Drop us a line.

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