I've written some simple software which helps me manage and disseminate engineering data on a company intranet. It's pretty flexible about adapting to new content and I wonder if it justifies the description 'Content Management System.
A previous question: how to define content management did a pretty good job of defining a CMS, but I've a feeling my approach fails to reach the bar.
What is the minimum set of features considered essential in a Content Management System, and are there names for subsets of these features?
For example, I've seen some software described as a 'dashboard'. Is this a subset of a CMS?
I'm not really interested in testimonials for other CMS solutions.
It's a bit like Jazz, if you have to ask it's ain't ...
To my mind discussions about such terminology tend to be in the Marketing space. If your software is doing something useful, who cares what it is, or more to the point what label you put on the tin?