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In response to Sylvia Braunstein, Daniel Ng wrote:
> for linux don't you have
>
> wordpress and
> all those open source CMS products.... can't remember the names of them
> anymore...:)
Yes, but Sylvia's post said that they were looking for a Knowledge
Management system, not a CMS system. At their foundations,
CMS and DMS and KM are all performing similar functions, but from
an operational standpoint they are very different. Implementing
a system that everybody tries to avoid because it doesn't fit with
the way they do their job is a waste of time, effort, and money.
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