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The Web CMS Report 2008 looks at... Ektron CMS400

"Although user management is relatively straightforward, there a couple of things to be aware of. For example, you need to be a super-user to perform certain mundane managerial tasks, like deleting or moving images and other files. The natural temptation is to get around this by granting departmental managers admin privileges, but in that case the persons in question will all have godlike access to all content and services. "

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The Big Guys Have Portlets, but We Have "Web Parts"

03-Feb-2004

Content management analysts tend to pay close attention to the CMS portlets available for major J2EE Portal products. But like it or not, the enterprise information portal (EIP) with perhaps the fastest-growing reach today is Microsoft Sharepoint, often running surreptiously on dozens of departmental servers across an enterprise. To date if you wanted to put a CMS behind Sharepoint, you had to go with MS CMS. But now along comes Ektron with 9 "Web Parts" that plug into Sharepoint, so you can log in, write content, and approve articles, all within the portal. Most buyers will use Ektron to better manage unstructured content inside the portal itself; others will use Sharepoint simply as a single admin container for content managers publishing the kind of discrete Intranet websites that must often co-exist with EIPs...
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- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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