Experiences of CMS Selection

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These are the slides from my presentation in the "Experiences of CMS Selection" session at the MCN 2011 conference in Atlanta, GA

Experiences of CMS Selection

Christopher Borkowski
Lead Developer – Balboa Park Online Collaborative
Thursday November 17, 2011
MCN Conference
Atlanta, Ga.

71.5% of websites use a CMS.
In use / Market Share

Wordpress - 15% / 53 %
Joomla! - 2.9 % /9.5 %
Drupal - 1.8 % / 6.4 %
http://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/content_management/all

Get something that is easy to use,
powerful, and something your staff
likes
Who should be involved in the selection process:
1) Web Developers
2) IT Staff
3) Editorial/Web Master/Editor
4) Graphic/Design/Photography
5) Marketing/PR
6) Membership/Visitor Services
7) Curatorial
8) Library

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Development Team (20) – ID Society, Development Team (3) – BPOC – Bill
SRGM, Discouri Desing, Ex Corp Bostick, CB, Linda West
2 year implementation/roll out & on 3.5 month implementation/roll out &
going on going
Hosting: Rackspace VMWare & SRGM Hosting: ASW Amazon /S3
LAMP – RHEL 5/ Cent OS /Win2k LAMP – Fedora 14
Google Mini Appliance
Apache SOLR Search Server
SVN version contoll
SVN Version Controll
1 Staging & 4 sandboxes
1 staging (cal) 3 sandboxes

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Joomla 1.5 Drupal 6.19
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Reason for selection – Key Selling points
• Selection by committee – Best Unilateral – Other
RFP – IT dept recomendations Organizations - Service
• Past Experience & Success. Software – Babble, CCK &
• Elegant – MVC (Model, View Views
Control – design patter) Rapid Development
• Robust Software & Community Efficient and Small platform
• Stable Platform

Joomla! vs. Drupal – Two Examples
Joomla 1.5 Drupal 6.19
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Major Features
• TMS / E-museum – Presentation BP CAL – aggregated master
Layer Component. calendar module -
• EAD Finding Aids Presentation Apache SOLR – faceted search
Component. OpenX add server
• Call Out Component
RSS feed – agregated content
• Sketchup / Design it Component
to Iphone App & Kisoks
• Ez-Video Gallery Component
• Arts Curriculum Component

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Experiences of CMS Selection

1. Experiences of CMS Selection Christopher Borkowski Lead Developer – Balboa Park Online Collaborative Thursday November 17, 2011 MCN Conference Atlanta, Ga.

2. 71.5% of websites use a CMS. In use / Market Share Wordpress - 15% / 53 % Joomla! - 2.9 % /9.5 % Drupal - 1.8 % / 6.4 % http://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/content_management/all

3. Get something that is easy to use, powerful, and something your staff likes Who should be involved in the selection process: 1) Web Developers 2) IT Staff 3) Editorial/Web Master/Editor 4) Graphic/Design/Photography 5) Marketing/PR 6) Membership/Visitor Services 7) Curatorial 8) Library

4. Joomla! vs. Drupal – Two Examples Joomla 1.5 Drupal 6.19 http://guggenheim.org http://balboapark.org

5. Joomla! vs. Drupal – Two Examples Joomla 1.5 Drupal 6.19 http://guggenheim.org http://balboapark.org Site Design : Pentagram Site Design : Baily Gardner Development Team (20) – ID Society, Development Team (3) – BPOC – Bill SRGM, Discouri Desing, Ex Corp Bostick, CB, Linda West 2 year implementation/roll out & on 3.5 month implementation/roll out & going on going Hosting: Rackspace VMWare & SRGM Hosting: ASW Amazon /S3 LAMP – RHEL 5/ Cent OS /Win2k LAMP – Fedora 14 Google Mini Appliance Apache SOLR Search Server SVN version contoll SVN Version Controll 1 Staging & 4 sandboxes 1 staging (cal) 3 sandboxes

6. Joomla! vs. Drupal – Two Examples Joomla 1.5 Drupal 6.19 http://guggenheim.org http://balboapark.org Reason for selection – Key Selling points • Selection by committee – Best Unilateral – Other RFP – IT dept recomendations Organizations - Service • Past Experience & Success. Software – Babble, CCK & • Elegant – MVC (Model, View Views Control – design patter) Rapid Development • Robust Software & Community Efficient and Small platform • Stable Platform

7. Joomla! vs. Drupal – Two Examples Joomla 1.5 Drupal 6.19 http://guggenheim.org http://balboapark.org Major Features • TMS / E-museum – Presentation BP CAL – aggregated master Layer Component. calendar module - • EAD Finding Aids Presentation Apache SOLR – faceted search Component. OpenX add server • Call Out Component RSS feed – agregated content • Sketchup / Design it Component to Iphone App & Kisoks • Ez-Video Gallery Component • Arts Curriculum Component

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