The document discusses the past, present, and future of content management systems (CMS). In the past section, it asks questions about how websites were created 20 years ago, which tools and technologies were used, and if they persisted over time. The present section notes that the internet is now ubiquitous and accessed through mobile devices, and questions if current CMS need to evolve. The future section speculates on how information will be dealt with and accessed going forward, whether as documents or streams, how semantic it will become, and if information can expire or lose value over time.

1. OUTSIDE THE BOX
Panel on CMS

2. The Past
● How did you create websites 20 years ago?
● Who created them?
● Which tools were used?
● Which technologies showed up?
● Did they persist?
● How the standards evolve?
● Remember the browser wars?
● What is Web 2.0 again?
● Remember the hype!
● Remember the bubble

3. The Present
● The Internet is everywhere
● it weighs only 50 g in mass (really?)
● Everyone uses it
● Do we really understand it?
● Mobile is the new Flash
● Users are more advanced than you think
● What does that mean for my current CMS?
● Should I move my Cheese?
● TYPO3 CMS vs TYPO3 Neos vs The others
● User(s) Experience (UX) Customer Chutney
● Customer Journey

4. The Future
● How will we deal with the two paradigms?
● Information as a document or a stream
● The information continuum model
● Who produces and who consumes it?
● Where will it be?
● What will it be?
● How semantic will it get?
● Can information die?
● What is the value of your Information?

5. Your Ideas?