RE: ASP dot Net CMS

"Brice Dunwoodie" <bdunwood-/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.cms-forum.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>

As many other people will be, I'm in search of the "Perfect CMS".

I have a long list of features, I won't go to details, but lets just say
feature rich, and preferably ASP dot Net based. I'd like to get product
names and feedback on people using ASP dot Net based CMS system, TIA. 

Hmm, that's a tough question given the lack of stated requirements. 
 
The dot Net Web CMS space is getting pretty dynamic. I'd recommend looking
at Telerik's Sitefinity if you're geared towards simplicity and developer
enablement. Checkout Microsoft CMS if you're interested in name brands and
MS Office integration pathways. Ektron CMS 400 is a strong mid-market
contender with XML inclinations, .NET dev support, and strong integration
with SharePoint. Ektron also seem to have a short release cycle as compared
to the "hey is it dead yet?" pace of MCMS. I have limited hands-on
experience with EpiServer, but from demo's and developer manual reviews it
looks very solid (and has about 90% of the Swedish market). It is very
extensible and is both developer and content manager friendly. It also has
solid integration with SharePoint and is out front for multi-lingual
support.
 
Hope that helps..
 
-Brice

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