On Wed, Nov 13, 2002 at 02:54:26PM +0000, Anul Rockir wrote:
> Thanks for the reply Adam,
> What about for content management applications? I'm thinking more along
> the lines of the term "Enterprise CONTENT management." How is that
> different from regular CMS? What is it that makes a content managament
> package "Enterprise" level?
It's open to interpretation, but it primarily deals with the fact that
large companies have different (and often pre-existing) requirements
than smaller ones. A few of the categories are:
- Is it robust enough to fit in with the other processes and
applications we have?
- Does it have single point of failure/dependency, or can it be scaled
to multiple servers across the whole chain?
- Can we use our normal backup procedures with it?
- Can we use our normal application deployment procedures with it?
- Can it handle multiple disparate groups of editors?
- Can it handle multiple sites with different levels of
permissions/capabilities for each site?
And so on.
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