Shilpa, Did anyone reply directly to you about this posting?
> These are our basic requirements from the intranet: > > 1) Enhance communication between employees as we have offices in 2 > different cities to help us > minimise email communicaton A CMS like Plone can really cut down on "e-mail blight." Several of our customers also use Plone portals to deal with large file transfers. > 2) Maintain a full fledged organisational calender with all our important > long term, short term > dates, meetings, deadlines etc available to all of us online You probably will want to use one of the 3rd party calendar products, but its easy enough to try the default calendar. The Plone4Artists calendar product has been working well for us. > 3) Compatibility between Linux (specifically UBUNTU) and Windows, because > many of us use Linux One of the main reasons we went with Plone--astonishingly flawless Linux/Windows compatibility. > 4) Maintenance and sharing and archiving of documentation/knowledge > between all of us Definitely a CMS strong point here. I've developed Plone sites for UN organizations' knowledge management needs and it does very well. Best, Karl -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Intranet-Solution-for-Knowledge-Management-tp13400357s15483p14403738.html Sent from the NGOs mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ NGO mailing list [email protected] http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/ngo
