ONLINE COLLABORATION

One of the major reason for the development of the Content Management System is Collaboration. After weeks of configuration and investigation how the Plone works, I have successfully set-up an initial ARTICLES and the BLOG folder. Have assign users access privileges, folders and so on. I have also created a BLOG folder to be able members/users of the site get updated on the ongoing process and activities of FILNET project. I just don't know how can I be able to update the blog from time to time. The ARTICLES folder is the list of documents on process and to be processed. This is the page where content specialist/writers and editors collaborate with the project. From here, they can start exchanging comments if necessary. My next move is to be able to figure out how to make this available at port:80 so i can publish it to the web. The Plone resides on port 8200 by default. I have to figure out how this would work behind Apache. This facility would be advantageous for our content writers and editors who work online.

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