hello all
was wondering if any one knows of a content management system for intranet
built in CF?
i need to merge 2 large intranets into one.
would like to be able to give more control of content to the end users.
i am sure i could build one,
but with limited time,
i thought this may have
hello all
was wondering if any one knows of a content management
system for intranet built in CF?
i need to merge 2 large intranets into one.
would like to be able to give more control of content to
the end users.
i am sure i could build one, but with limited time,
i thought this
We're very happy with the CommonSpot Content Server
(http://www.paperthin.org/).
D'oh! It's http://www.paperthin.com/. Sorry!
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
Don't you mean www.paperthin.com ? ;)
We're very happy with the CommonSpot Content Server
(http://www.paperthin.org/). It's a lot easier to implement than Spectra
solutions, and gives
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i don't mean to knock real software development.
the app is probably worth it for huge org's like GM.
but for $20,500 you should get an occasional massage thrown in.
guess i will write a bare bones system myself..
thanks though for the info!
Keep in mind, they have an ASP model too. Not sure of the pricing. But
worth a look. They're quite highly rated.
i don't mean to knock real software development.
the app is probably worth it for huge org's like GM.
but for $20,500 you should get an occasional massage thrown
in. guess i
i don't mean to knock real software development.
the app is probably worth it for huge org's like GM.
but for $20,500 you should get an occasional massage
thrown in. guess i will write a bare bones system myself..
Twenty grand is very little money for a CMS. These things tend to be
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i don't mean to knock real software development.
the app is probably worth it for huge org's like GM.
but for $20,500 you should get an occasional massage
thrown
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Subject: RE: Content Management System Intranet
Dave you are defiantly correct.
but try to explain that to controllers who still think the best way to cu
t
costs
is to fire the people who do the work,
instead of correcting the business logic
I'm not sure if it fits your needs, but take a look at iiFramework
(www.iiFramework.com). It's pretty inexpensive.
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Ian.
that would be great.
just to see what has been done, by other developers.
appreciate it.
i will let you know what i think after i see it.
but may not get it up running for a while since i have a ton of stuff i
need to be looking into.
again, thank you
Twenty grand is very little money for a CMS.
I agree. 20K is pretty modest when you compare it packages like Interwoven
Teamsite. :)
I'm curious if anyone has tried out MM SiteSpring.
EC
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I'm curious if anyone has tried out MM SiteSpring.
We're using it a bit, not much yet, but some. It's not a general content
management system, though. It's an interesting product. When I first looked
at it, I wasn't expecting it to be as interesting as it is. It combines
three areas - project
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