Chose Joomla
Comparing to other Platform handling user management is easy with Joomla.
various extensions really helpful for core level applicatiion
various extensions really helpful for core level applicatiion
dotCMS vs. Joomla!
dotCMS vs. Joomla!
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 dotCMS | Enterprise companies (1,001+ employees) | dotCMS is a Java open-source content management system for companies that demand performance in web operations and content management. With dotCMS, companies can create value and deliver dynamic user experiences across multiple channels. The solution is built on open standards: JSON, XML, REST, Spring, OSGI and CMIS. The vendor says it is extensible and massively scalable, and can help companies rapidly deliver personalized, engaging content across devices, channels, second screens… | $0 | |
 Joomla | N/A | Joomla! is a free and open source content management system used to publish web content. Included features are page caching, RSS feeds, printable versions of pages, news flashes, blogs, polls, a search function, and support for language internationalization. | N/A |
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| Considered Both Products |  dotCMS No answer on this topic |  Joomla  Richard Gosler Managing Director Chose Joomla Wordpress has to be preloaded with a stack of plugins and a cache just to match 'out of the box' Joomla! That's why we switched.  Sanjeev Raghuwanshi Joomla Developer Chose Joomla At the starting of my career, I got Joomla! to work on, SO I learned about Joomla!. Initially, it was tough to learn component development but after [learning] something, I like to do it.  Sergey Gvozdetskiy Sales Manager Chose Joomla Joomla! provides a good starting point with all templates, both free and paid.  Fernanda Ministerio Especialista de Desenvolvimento Industrial Chose Joomla We tested other platforms like Wordpress, Magento and some local CMS. But Joomla offered us better resources for generating content. Joomla is a CMS suitable for many types of projects, especially if you have several people editing content at the same time.  Nuno Reis CIO (Chief Information Officer) Chose Joomla As a user, it is more than OK for those standard daily operations like publishing and editing or comment management. As a developer, I have a very different perspective. Joomla! is not my favorite platform. Only ready-to-use tools like Wix can be less friendly than having to …  Lonela Marinela Senior Product UX/UI Designer-Developer Chose Joomla There are many themes and other design assets for Joomla! we can use from paid and free libraries throughout the internet. WordPress on the other hand is also very good and useful, comparatively Joomla! offered more features and at a better price.  Vinny Hebert Owner Chose Joomla Part of Joomla core, which is what comes with Joomla when you install it, is it's Access Control Lists. It allows you to not only control which users can access what, but allows you to create custom groups and have unique access per group. WordPress can't do that without a …  Jason Montoya Virtual Chief Growth Officer (CGO) Chose Joomla Wordpress is designed in a way to make it fairly fool-proof for the admin, but in this approach, it handcuffs the user from having control or making it easy to do, in many cases, what are basic things (changing the title, URL segment, etc...). With the exception of the …  Josh Randall Co-Owner, Operations & Marketing Manager Chose Joomla We selected Joomla because of the available extensions met are needs at the time.  Lisa Keyser Owner | Principal Chose Joomla Joomla! is the #2 Open Source CMS behind WordPress, which we also use, and ahead of Drupal, which we have evaluated but decided not to pursue. Joomla! generally performs better than WP for clients that need more complexity to their websites, including flexibility in templating, …  Miles Szkoda Web Content Manager Chose Joomla I think Joomla is on-par with Drupal and Umbraco and similar platforms, but WordPress does seem to be above it. WordPress has become so common that there are more and more features becoming available to it that exceed the Joomla platform and make it hard to compete with. …  Brittney Collier Marketing Assistant Chose Joomla I have selected Joomla when I needed an easy content management platform for a team of beginners. It's not as easy to customize or optimize like WordPress or Wix sites, but it's a great introduction until you are ready for the more advanced features offered by these alternative …  Ricardo Melo Network Analyst 1 Chose Joomla Joomla has a more general and wide use, more documentation, forums and community that develops many templates and extensions for almost all purposes. It has a great web-based administration environment and, with the correct permissions setting, it can be prepared for a regular …  Chris Putnam Senior Web Developer Chose Joomla Joomla is one of the least intuitive options and has had some issues with updates in the past, as compared to WordPress. Magento has similar issues, but Joomla doesn't have as much flexibility as Magento (and of course, Joomla does not have e-commerce features built-in). … |
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| Small Businesses |  ManageWP Score 10.0 out of 10 | ManageWP Score 10.0 out of 10 |
| Medium-sized Companies |  RWS Tridion Sites Score 9.0 out of 10 | RWS Tridion Sites Score 9.0 out of 10 |
| Enterprises | RWS Tridion Sites Score 9.0 out of 10 | RWS Tridion Sites Score 9.0 out of 10 |
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| Likelihood to Recommend | - (0 ratings) | 9.5 (0 ratings) |
| Likelihood to Renew | - (0 ratings) | 10.0 (0 ratings) |
| Usability | - (0 ratings) | 10.0 (0 ratings) |
| Availability | - (0 ratings) | 9.9 (0 ratings) |
| Performance | - (0 ratings) | 7.8 (0 ratings) |
| Support Rating | - (0 ratings) | 10.0 (0 ratings) |
| Online Training | - (0 ratings) | 8.0 (0 ratings) |
| Implementation Rating | - (0 ratings) | 8.7 (0 ratings) |
| Product Scalability | - (0 ratings) | 9.9 (0 ratings) |
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Sergey Gvozdetskiy Sales Manager |
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| Likelihood to Renew | No answers on this topic |
 Leontine Vandermeer Owner |
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 James Fauria Webmaster \ Web Developer for the City of Pomona |
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 Jen Garfinkel-Canseco Owner - Web Designer/Developer/Marketer |
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 Johann Joubert Owner |
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 Rita Lewis Freelance Web Designer and Content Strategist |
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Lisa Keyser Owner | Principal |
| ScreenShots | dotCMS Screenshots    |