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“One of the major trends in education today is the wide adoption and upgrade of web content management tools,” begins Kevin Wall, CEO, KWALL. The main driver being the opportunity that these tools present to colleges and universities in helping them grow pools of applicants and pursue their missions. Marcom teams, as well as individual department stakeholders, now have direct control over their web presence. This alleviates the long standing burden IT once held to step in and middle-man content updates. The content management tools available now are very sophisticated, allowing editors to update content and design layouts without the use of any code. “Everything we do is an extension of a sound content management system so that there is a central ‘mission control’ for college and university stakeholders,” he adds. “Committing to open-source is a crucial element to this strategy as it gives us the freedom to extend the CMS into whatever direction we need to go.” adds Wall. “This includes extra layers of roles for groups to allow them to manage their entire team’s content workflow online.”

