Re: Web Content Management systems
Niko Berger <[email protected]> Wed, 01 Feb 2006 21:31:55 +0100
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Hi, I would take a close look at http://www.cmsmatrix.org/ they have a pretty complete selection of cms systems. You should also try to specify what you really look for in a cms - but you should check a few out before doing that so you can be more clear on what you really want (things like programming language/additional functions like community modules/content syndication/user management/...). Niko -- Corinis OpenSource Community & Content Management - www.corinis.org NPS Berger KEG www.corinis.com [email protected] Mariahilferstr. 99 A-1050 Vienna sdeng-nc6IDEaYbZcmc/[email protected] wrote: > Hello, > > We are a public library and are in the process of looking at Web Content > Management systems for our Intranet and public site. We currently use a > homegrown product, but due to issues we are not able to keep up with the > needs. Document management, collaboration needs, and costs are high on our > list, as well as ease of use for staff with different levels skill sets. > Are there CMS that are specific target libraries? Do you have any > suggestions on particular systems? Any input you have is appreciated. > > > -------------------------------------- > Stacie Deng > Automation Services > Contra Costa County Library > [email protected] >