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NewsForge: Plone CMS for Enterprise Intranet Applications
Jun 1, 2005, 23 :30 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (7956 reads)

(Other stories by Donna M. Snow)

"The open source Plone content management system is one of the best collaborative tools for enterprise intranets. Plone's core features include an enterprise-level content management system, a solid workflow engine, a wiki, role-based membership, and a search engine. It bring the benefits of sharing information to your enterprise intranet.

"Plone can handle basic CMS functions, but if that's all you want it for, there are smaller, lighter options such as Drupal and Mambo. Plone is better suited for larger enterprise implementations where there is a large user base and a need for customized application development within the organization..."

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