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On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 00:36:42 -0400 "Greg Rundlett (freephile)" <greg at freephile.com> wrote: > Wikis are good at all kinds of things; like document mangement, Document management is one thing that Wikis don't do well. They don't search arbitrary documents. They don't index and cross-reference arbitrary documents. Getting arbitrary documents back out of a Wiki is a tedious process. Certainly, you can hack and coerce a wiki into doing something that approximates document management -- but that's a big clue-by-four. If you have to hack and coerce the software to do what you want then it's a bad tool for what you want to do. Rich Braun makes an interesting suggestion with Wordpress. A key difference between DMS and CMS is that DMS is all about document storage and retrieval while CMS is all about publishing. Which takes me back to the point I made previously: you need a strategy. -- Rich P.
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