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From: | Chris Hirsch |
Subject: | Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Comparison between phpgw and Plone |
Date: | Thu, 15 Jan 2004 06:18:50 -0700 |
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Chris Weiss wrote:
Just so I'm sure on the the basic difference between a groupware system and a CMS. A groupware would probably be used more for businesses where sharing calendars, files and having your email avail online etc.well, phpgw isn't a CMS itself, it's a groupware system, which is where the LDAP comes in handy. The calendar is kind of awkward to use strictly as a shared calendar but it certainly can be done. SiteMgr and newsadmin are add ons to phpgw to give it CMS capabilities, but it's failrly basic and will probably require some effort and maybe some code to do what you want.
A CMS is more for posting about events and news and decentralizing the web site administor so that it can be just about anybody depending on permissions.
Some of the functionality is shared between the two right?
I've always wondered that....is the code avail for how they have the site setup? It does look nice...For an example, the phpgroupware.org site is sitemgr, but I think it's got some custom stuff in it so it's not an out of the box setup.
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