Hi Ann

We use both Drupal and Contribute on our office.

Our expereince with Drupal hasn't been ideal, but may be due to how we 
modified Drupal and not Drupal itself.

On the other hand, we have had a great experience with Contribute.  
Contribute works well if you are already using Dreamweaver templates, 
the number of editors is small, and there is no need for content to 
available in another system.   We had high hopes for InContext editing 
from Adobe that would esencially Contribute in a browser - but from what 
I can tell, Adobe dropped it.

If you want more info, feel free contact me off list.


Kim

On 3/29/12 4:48 PM, Ann Nordby wrote:
> Can I please have opinions on content management systems?
>
> 1. Yes or no?
> We are evaluating the benefits of going to a CMS. What are the chief 
> benefits? We are currently using Dreamweaver. Would Adobe Contribute 
> suffice if all is going well with my team of web contributors now?
>
> 2. UMContent?
> Does UMContent work well for anyone? It is centrally supported and 
> free. Any problems with it?
>
> Thank you for your opinions.
> Best,
> Ann
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