CMS
noun/ˌsiː em ˈes/
/ˌsiː em ˈes/
- a piece of software that is used to organize, manage or change the content of a website (the abbreviation for content management system)
- The CMS enables employees to add and edit web pages without the support of a web developer.
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- the CMSan organization of the Church of England and other Anglican churches that sends missionaries all over the world to teach people about Christianity. It was started in 1799 and was known as the Church Missionary Society until 1995.
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