[Sigia-l] Content management software recommendation?

[Andrew Boyd]

Hi Dariane,

IBM's ILWWCM can do everything that you mention.

That said, it does cost a fair bit of money, and this can only be 
justified by a fairly large installation. The last place that we helped 
install it has an organisation-wide deal with IBM for a lot of software 
so ILWWCM didn't cost them any extra - and thus it was one of the main 
contenders. The installation and migration of existing data went well, 
and the client organisation is pleased with the result.

At another site, where we did a CMS assessment and recommendation based 
on their needs (smaller site, no great scalability need forseeable, 
stated preference for Open Source) we recommended Typo3, which has also 
been quite successful.

So, like the man said, 'it all depends'. :)

Best regards, Andrew

Dariane Hunt wrote:

>[Forwarded because of formatting.  Dick Hill]
>
>Dear List,
>
>I apologize if this question has already been posted to the list many times
>but I just re-joined after being off for the past 6 months:
>
>Content Management Software recommendation:  I generally develop admin
>interfaces to manage content from scratch so my knowledge of off-the-shelf
>content management solutions is no longer current.  Does anyone have
>experience with and/or can recommend a content management system that can do
>the following:
>
>  
>


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