Question: What's the best way to get a Web site running using content management, but on a low budget?

Answer: First, do the "free" stuff so that you save money farther down the line. Figure out what the Web site's going to do for the business. Is it customer service, or sales support, or informational content about the company? Maybe it's an intranet Web site? This is the stage where the enterprise thinks about Web design and visitor volume.

Once all of that's out of the way, enterprises can seek bids with more confidence that vendors won't seek room for additive features later. And they can seek bids based on software and implementation separately, because they'll know what they need and what's to be done.