Open Source CMSes Prove Well Worth the Price

by Scott Paley — last modified October 9, 2007 - 10:30

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InfoWorld gives Plone an overall score of 8.6 in its roundup of five of the most popular open source CMSes, ahead of noted platforms Drupal, Joomla and DotNetNuke.

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InfoWorld writes:

The Plone CMS, which is built on top of the Zope application server, performs well for intranets – as well as a document management server and team collaboration tool. The system is easy to use and also notable for its multi-lingual capabilities. Additionally, Plone powers a number of high-traffic Internet sites, though this configuration should include additional components, such as Squid caching.

Country: United States
Published: Oct 9, 2007

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