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Return on investment (ROI) and the business case for web content management was a key discussion point last Friday when Domino and I hosted a seminar at Prodrive, the home of the Subaru World Rally Team. More info / slides

With Microsoft Content Management Server, you can lower the cost of building and deploying dynamic Web sites by reducing the complexity of creating and managing Web content. The following resources can help you determine what your ROI can be with Content Management Server.

• Content Management Server ROI Calculator ... calculate the ROI, total cost of ownership (TCO), payback period, and net present value (NPV)
• Nucleus Research Report ... shows how your organization can use Content Management Server to improve the quality and timeliness of Web site content while reducing content creation, content publication, Web development, and management costs