Updated WCM Evaluations Include Drupal, Sitecore, Tridion, and More

RSG has just released a significant update to our Web Content & Experience Management (WCM) vendor evaluations. That's version 22.5 for those of you keeping track.

Updates

Updates include:

  • HP-Autonomy TeamSite: Still chugging along, but still not really worth your consideration, no matter what Gartner and Forrester say
  • SDL-Tridion: A venerable player still playing catch-up
  • Microsoft SharePoint: Even Redmond appears to be giving up the ghost on WCM
  • Sitecore: Doubling down on its go-it-alone strategy
  • Drupal: Still surprisingly complicated as the community awaits the next big release
  • Joomla!: Stalling a bit as the community figures out which way to go

And Changes...

With this edition, we add Crafter Software, built on the Alfresco open source repository. Crafter resembles Magnolia a bit, as a commercial, Java-based system, but customers will want to mind important architectural changes afoot.

In this release, we  drop Percussion, Salesforce, and Ektron as viable WCM players, although RSG subscribers can review the archived chapters.

See for Yourself

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