CMSWire: UC Davis Web CMS Survey for Universities - Results

by Carlos de la Guardia — last modified October 31, 2007 - 05:01

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A summary of the results of a survey made by UC Davis, in California, about CMS use at 129 american universities. Plone is the top choice, with 13 implementations. Drupal is close as always, with 10, and Joomla has 8.

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129 survey submissions were processed, and two-thirds of these respondents were employing a Web CMS solution. The largest single group (18 users total) used a custom built Web CMS.

Of the products available commercially or open source, there is great diversity in what campuses are using.

Outside of custom built products, Plone is the most popular Web CMS product in the survey (13 users), followed by Drupal (10), Joomla (8), ZOPE (8), RedDot (OT) (6).

MS SharePoint attracted only 4 customers (beaten by dotCMS, with 5) and WordPress only 1.

Industry: Education
Country: United States
Published: Oct 30, 2007

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