We get educational pricing for Contribute.  It's around $80 each.  Also,
our department doesn't intend on purchasing Contribute for the other
departments.

If a department wants to publish information on our intranet, and most
of them will, we will require them to purchase their own license of
Contribute.  If a department doesn't want to purchase Contribute, we
will be glad to post their content, but it will be posted as it fits in
our schedule.

At this time, we don't have the budget for a pre-built CMS and would
prefer not to try a free one now.  Either way, a CMS is more than what
we need for our intranet.  To me, Contribute is a CMS loosely speaking.
It will do what we need a CMS to do.  We have looked at a couple of free
CMS systems, and they didn't really ring our bell.

Don't even get me started on Frontpage.  We have some "power" users who
use FP on their stand-alone dept sites.  I spent the last week moving
their FP-published sites to a new server.  I hate the way FP Extensions
totally break the NTFS security on the server.  FP Extensions are crap,
in my opinion, but I digress.

-----Original Message-----
From: Casey Dougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 2:43 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Intranet Based on CF7 and Contribute

I'd like to now how people would implement the two together as well.

I think the biggest "gotcha" on this will be licencing costs of running
a contribute site. When you purchase MX Studio you can purchase a
10-pack of contribute licence. I think it works out to be around $100 /
user. Depending on the amount of people you have editing content you
might want to go with a complete coldfusion CMS type of solutions.

The only time Contribute seems like the way to go is where in our
scenario, clients want to maintain their own websites. User/Rolls seem
to be easier to manage in Contribute vs. using frontpage  in those
cases.  Plus it's over $100 cheaper then MS Frontpage.


Casey

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