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BetaCMS is a JCR-Compliant, Enterprise Content Infrastructure & Content Management Platform.

It is build upon XML Technologies and the Java Content Repository (JSR-170) and allows fast and easy modeling, storing and querying of any type of enterprise content.

 BetaCMS (also written βCMS from Beta the second letter of the Greek alphabet) is designed to be the central content infrastructure across an organization, replacing the custom made databases and APIs for storing and retrieving content

• From an end-user's perspective BetaCMS is a full featured Web based Enterprise Content Management Application ( BetaCMS Web Console) with a rich Ajax based UI. The full functionality of the repository engine is available through a browser allowing users to create, categorize, tag, browse, search, share, version and publish any kind of content aggregated or produced by their organization (View snapshots of BetaCMS Content Management Web Console).
• From a developer's perspective  BetaCMS is a platform for building content applications. The provided Content Modeling Constructs (defined through standards based XML Schemas) and the high level Content Service API (EJB3 Local/Remote API, Criteria Based Search API, Automatic mapping between XSD elements, Java Objects and JCR nodes, Lazy Loading) hide the details of the XSD grammar and the low level JCR API, and facilitate writing efficient content applications with little code while maintaining the compatibility with the JCR standard.
  • How content is Modeled  in  BetaCMS? A "Content Object" type with arbitrarily nested "Content Object Properties" can be defined through standards based XML Schemas. View an example "Content Object" type for handling blog entries, or view a more elaborate description of BetaCMS Modeling Constructs 
  • What does BetaCMS API code look like? View A quick example
• From an organizations perspective  BetaCMS is a building block in an SOA Infrastructure providing Content Services to all other modules and being the Common Content Repository for all applications. Part of the Java API is provided as a SOAP/RESTFUL Web service for easy integration with systems following Service Oriented Architectures (View Examples of the RESTful API)