In the Early Days of Corporate Websites, Employees Were Allowed

question 99

Multiple Choice

In the early days of corporate websites, employees were allowed to add content directly to the sites. Today this practice is not acceptable because

• A) of the lack of consistency in both look and accuracy of the website.
• B) employees lack the skills to add content to web sites due to the greater sophistication of the software used today for corporate web sites.
• C) companies with web sites now have copy editors to prepare web site content.
• D) most companies use content management systems today.
• E) most web sites are driven by database management systems.

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