Infoworld: UNC Medical saves with open source

by Alexander Limi — last modified May 22, 2007 - 07:00

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The University of North Carolina recently implemented a Plone-based CMS, and became an open source convert at the same time.

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University of North Carolina's School of Medicine needed a solid CMS to manage course materials. It tapped Cignex, which helped it evaluate a few solutions (Plone, OpenCMS, Bricolage, etc.), eventually settling on Plone. It ended up saving a boatload on licensing fees, but also got a better fit for its needs.

Industry: Education
Country: United States
Published: Sep 13, 2006

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