Re: Web Content Management systems

Hi Stacie,

You might join the Web4Lib mailing list and post your question there.

http://lists.webjunction.org/web4lib/

Bob.


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]
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