INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
HubSpot has announced the launch of its new content management system CMS Hub which offers speed, security and scalability to rapidly
growing businesses.The company's new CMS will be available in both an enterprise and professional tier in order to give companies the
ability to choose a CMS that is best suited to their stage of growth.Competing content management systems such as WordPress become
increasingly restrictive as they're asked to do more
In many cases, even small changes to websites require content from marketers, oversight from IT teams and implementation from developers
which slows down users.HubSpot's new CMS Hub on the other hand, allows all of these different stakeholders in a website to work in tandem on
everything from minor content upgrades to major website upgrades.CMS Hub joins HubSpot's other offerings which include Marketing Hub, Sales
Hub, Service Hub and HubSpot CRM.The professional tier of CMS Hub allows businesses to manage their websites as they grow without having to
worry about the speed, security or reliability of their CMS
HubSpot also offers 24/7 threat monitoring and a web application firewall to take the pain out of maintenance while allowing users to spend
less time focusing on their systems and more time improving their customer experience.The enterprise tier includes all of the features found
in Professional as well as the ability to maintain governance and control, build personalized web app experiences and manage different
domains from one place.Director of product management at HubSpot, Angela DeFranco explained in a press release how CMS Hub makes website
should not be one of them
Most CMS platforms available today make website management more complicated and painful as time goes by
They put a limit on what's possible
But rapidly scaling companies don't
I'm delighted that with CMS Hub, we're offering users a powerful system that removes unnecessary gatekeepers, democratizes the web
management process, and makes it easy for them to execute their boldest ideas."
