http://www.vouchon.com/post/drupal-as-the-best-cms/ http://www.vouchon.com/post/drupal-is-the-best-cms/ Drupal is the easiest CMS to setup that I have ever used. The community is enormous, and there are a plethora of add-ons that can be installed. Be sure to subscribe to the security mailing list so that when security holes are found you can patch them right away. joshthejest 2007-05-07T17:42:48Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/joomla-as-the-best-with-wordpress-2nd-best/ joomla is the best based on a large well organized active developer community with lots of mature add-onif your website touches many people in your organization and/or you need advanced publishing features and/or community building features and you need it to scale ... Joomla is the choice todayif you don't need the above, then often Wordpress is good enough ... WP also has active developer community and mature add-ons but it's strength is tied to it's blogging origins (Joomla can be used as a blog but it is an overkill)Most used both Wordpress and Joomla depending on the requirements cmayaud 2007-04-30T14:39:43Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/salesforcecom/ the leader in crm is salesforce.com driglaz 2007-01-30T05:53:07Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/joomla/ Joomla did win the price for best CMS in 2006.Give it a go and you will never change. miciver 2007-01-29T05:33:34Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/joomla-as-the-best-cms/ I think the best one is "Mambo"/"Joomla!" Kirtash 2007-01-29T01:53:34Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/drupal/ I think wordpress is for bloggers but drupal is for community websites. New Drupal is very interactive and easy to use with out of the box settings. meigeek 2007-01-28T15:30:25Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/joomla-15-and-expression-engine/ Expression Engine (EE) is a paid cms for commercial use. However, its very good and rich in features. Joomla 1.5 which is currently in beta is good competent for EE and drupal. It has overcome the drawbacks of its prev version. ktaneer 2007-01-27T12:59:45Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/mmpublish/ Professional CMS with java and Ajax diegopolo 2007-01-26T17:11:51Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/for-wordpress-and-xoops/ I know WP is mainly aimed at blogs, but with some customising and tweaks, it can do the job.I found Xoops and PHPNuke to be useful too, but had plenty of teething problems with Xoops.Plone however, is the bees knees, complies with every standard, and used by massive sites woldwide. tommac2005 2007-01-26T12:56:40Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/plone/ Plone is by far the best CMS I've researched or used. With tools like ArchGenXML (UML -> Add-on tool), W3C XHTML and CSS compliance you can't go wrong! sanarchy 2007-01-26T11:32:44Z http://www.vouchon.com/post/wordpress/ I know Wordpress is not a traditional CMS, but for most sites, it does the job. I only know a bit of php, I can customize Wordpress any way I want - and make it do just about anything. The most recent version of WP (2.1) even has a few extra features built in that make it more like a cms and less like traditional blogging software.For what it's worth, I've installed and used, joomla/mambo, drupal, webedit (by interspire), phpnuke, wordpress, and moveable type.I prefer WP but I realize that it's not perfect for all cases. In my opinion, though, if I came across a project that I couldn't do with WP, I'd have a cms custom coded for the site. Hope this helps! stuboo 2007-01-26T08:03:22Z