Recommended open source content management system for a corporate website?

Question

We are preparing to rewrite / restructure our corporate website and are looking for CMS to support it. I need a CMS to give certain users in our company control over certain sections of the website (i.e., allow our marketing department to update press releases, our human resources department to update job reports, etc.). It should also be reasonably non-technical ...

Is there any specific question you would recommend, and why? Personally, I would prefer a ruby ​​system, since we have a lot of this skill at home, but I'm not sure that rubies have reached the level of functionality and then based on PHP.

Answer 1

I recommend Drupal as many large corporations use it to power their content sites (see Fast Company , Yahoo! Research , The Onion , 43folders , etc.)

Drupal is proven, highly reliable and durable. It has a large user base, very useful support, tons of modules / plugins and extensions to their code base. For developers, this is quick setup and very easy to use. For designers , the Drupal template system is an easy way to integrate their designs.

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