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As you
add pages to your website, you will quickly find that you can organize them
into branches similar to organizing topics into chapters in a book. Without that structure, the web site is
difficult to maintain and difficult for users to navigate.
One of the key differences between iWays and other web site software is the way that pages are organized. This was done intentionally so that each product, department, or division can have it's own set of pages.
For example, if the accounting department would like to create a page to describe company accounting procedures and a File Sharing component for policy documents, both those pages can be put into the accounting department branch.
Now, if the marketing department also has a file sharing component for graphics and the executives have a file sharing component for meeting minutes, those are all
separate File Sharing Components. Therefore,
the executives can grant access to the meeting minutes without
impacting or granting access to the other File Sharing components.
That principle is true for all the pages in iWays. Even the Calendar works
this way. The accounting department can have
it's own calendar and have the events roll up to the master calendar if they
want to.
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