List of content management systems

A content management system (often shortened to CMS) is a system used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. :For more information on content management systems, see the main article.

This is a list of content management systems. Many of them are built on top of separate content management frameworks.

Contents

1 Free software or open source 2 Proprietary 3 See also 4 External links

Free software or open source

• Absolut Engine [1] (http://www.absolutengine.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Aegir (previously Aegir CMS) (Midgard add-on)
• Apache Graffito [2] (http://incubator.apache.org/graffito/) (Java, under incubation)
• Apache Lenya (Java, XML, built on top of Apache Cocoon)
• Ariadne
• AngelineCMS [3] (http://www.angelinecms.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• anomey [4] (http://www.d3-software.ch.vu/) (PHP 5, with XML)
• AWF (Adaptive Website Framework) (http://www.awf-cms.org/) (PHP 5, Smarty and PEAR::DB)
• Bitflux CMS [5] (http://www.bitflux.org/english/) (PHP 5)
• BLOG::CMS (http://blogcms.com/) ( > PHP 4.06 )
• boastMachine [6] (http://boastology.com) (PHP with MySQL)
• Burrokeet [7] (http://www.burrokeet.org/) (Eclipse and Apache Forrest)
• Bricolage (Perl on mod_perl, with PostgreSQL)
• Callisto [8] (http://www.callistocms.com/) (AxKit module)
• Campsite [9] (http://campsite.campware.org/) (Apache module, with MySQL)
• Caravel [10] (http://www.caravelcms.org/) (PHP, with OpenLDAP and PostgreSQL)
• Constructioner [11] (http://www.constructioner.com/), is a high-functional Web Application Development Tool for professional developers
• Cwiab [12] (http://www.shef.ca/projects/cwiab) (PHP, with ADOdb)
• CMSformE [13] (http://cmsforme.sourceforge.net/) (PHP)
• CMSimple [14] (http://www.cmsimple.dk/) (PHP)
• CocoBlog
• Cofax [15] (http://www.cofax.org/)
• +CMS [16] (http://cms.naczasie.pl/) (PHP)
• Contenido [17] (http://www.contenido.de/)
• DBPrism CMS [18] (http://www.dbprism.com.ar/dbprism/doc/cms/CMS.html) (Apache Cocoon module, with Oracle)
• Der Dirigent [19] (http://www.der-dirigent.de/)
• DotNetNuke [20] (http://dotnetnuke.com) (VB.NET)
• Drupal [21] (http://drupal.org/) (PHP, with MySQL or PostgreSQL)
• e107 [22] (http://e107.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• eGroupWare [23] (http://egroupware.org/) (PHP, with ADOdb)
• Envolution [24] (http://www.envolution.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Esselbach Storyteller [25] (http://www.esselbach.com) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Etomite [26] (http://www.etomite.org/)
• ezContents [27] (http://www.ezcontents.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• eZ publish [28] (http://ez.no/ez_publish/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• FarCry Open Source CMS [29] (http://farcry.daemon.com.au/)
• Fedora [30] (http://www.fedora.info/) (Java, with MySQL or Oracle)
• Geeklog [31] (http://www.geeklog.net/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Hyperwave [32] (http://www.hyperwave.com/)
• InfoGlue [33] (http://www.infoglue.org/) (Java can be run on almost any platform and most known databases)
• Jahia CMS and Portal Server (Java on Windows NT, Linux, or Solaris, with HyperSonic SQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server)
• Jaws [34] (http://www.jaws.com.mx/) (PHP, with MySQL or PostgreSQL)
• Jetbox CMS [35] (http://jetboxone.sourceforge.net/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• JBoss Nuke [36] (http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=html&op=userdisplay&id=developers/projects/nukes/index) (Java)
• JSPWiki [37] (http://www.jspwiki.org/) (Java - JSP)
• Komplete Lite
• Kontentor
• Land Down Under [38] (http://www.neocrome.net/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• LifeCMS
• lucidCMS [39] (http://www.lucidcms.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Limbo - Lite Mambo [40] (http://www.limbo-cms.com/) (PHP, with Flatfiles or MySQL or SQLite)
• Magnolia [41] (http://www.magnolia.info)(Java)
• Mambo [42] (http://www.mamboserver.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• MediaWiki (PHP, with MySQL)
• Midgard CMS (PHP, MySQL and Midgard Framework)
• MKDoc [43] (http://www.mkdoc.org/) (Perl on mod_perl, with MySQL)
• MMBase [44] (http://www.mmbase.org/) (Java)
• MySource [45] (http://mysource.sociostecnologicos.com/)
• Nucleus CMS [46] (http://www.nucleuscms.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Nuxeo CPS (CPS) [47] (http://www.cps-project.org/) (Zope product)
• OmegaCMS
• OpenCMS [48] (http://www.opencms.org/) (Java)
• O'Wiki
• PageManager [49] (http://pagemanager.sourceforge.net/) (PHP, flat-file)
• Percleus [50] (http://www.percleus.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• PHP-Fusion [51] (http://php-fusion.co.uk) (PHP, with MySQL)
• PHP-Nuke [52] (http://www.phpnuke.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• PHP-Nuke VKP [53] (http://www.phpnuke-vkp.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• PhpWCMS [54] (http://www.phpwcms.de/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• phpWebSite [55] (http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• phpSlash
• phpCMS (PHP)
• Pivot [56] (http://www.pivotlog.net/)(PHP, no database required)
• Plone [57] (http://plone.org/) (Zope product)
• PmWiki [58] (http://pmwiki.org/) (PHP)
• Poociboo [59] (http://www.poociboo.de/) (PHP, with MySQL, IE6 for backend)
• Postnuke [60] (http://www.postnuke.com/) (PHP, with ADOdb)
• Prodo [61] (http://www.atipico.com.br/prodo/)
• Rainbow [62] (http://www.rainbowportal.net/) (.NET C# with SQLServer)
• Red Hat CCM (J2EE)
• REDAXO [63] (http://www.redaxo.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• SAPID lite edition [64] (http://sapid.sourceforge.net) (PHP, file-flat)
• Scoop (Perl on mod_perl, with MySQL)
• Serendipity [65] (http://www.s9y.org/) (PHP, with MySQL, PostgreSQL or SQLite and SMARTY-Templating)
• Silva CMS [66] (http://www.infrae.nl/products/silva/)
• Sitellite Enterprise PHP CMS [67] (http://www.sitellite.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• SiteX [68] (http://sitex.bjsintay.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Slash (Perl on mod_perl, with MySQL)
• SPIP [69] (http://www.spip.net/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Subdreamer [70] (http://www.subdreamer.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Tense Log [71] (http://tenseforms.com/code/log/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Textpattern [72] (http://textpattern.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• TikiWiki (PHP, with ADOdb)
• TikiPro [73] (http://www.tikipro.org/) (PHP, with MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Sybase, or Firebird)
• ToendaCMS [74] (http://www.toenda.com/) (PHP, with XML)
• TWiki (Perl)
• Typo3 [75] (http://www.typo3.com/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• UlterSuite [76] (http://www.ultersuite.ru/) (Java - servlets, with PostgreSQL)
• VIO.Matrix CMS Home Edition [77] (http://www.akademie.viomatrix.de/) (Without PHP, own dynamic data base)
• webEditor
• WebGUI [78] (http://www.plainblack.com/webgui/) (Perl on mod_perl, with MySQL)
• WordPress [79] (http://www.wordpress.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)
• Xaraya [80] (http://www.xaraya.com/) (PHP, with ADOdb)
• XOOPS [81] (http://www.xoops.org/) (PHP, with MySQL)

Proprietary

• <sitekit> CMS - XML Content Management System (http://www.sitekit.net), offers Power, Simplicity and Control.
• AuthorIT (software) [82] (http://www.author-it.com/) (single source)
• Acuity CMS [83] (http://www.acuitycms.com/), a highly affordable, easy to use content management system that offers a rich set of features despite its low price point.
• Big Medium [84] (http://www.globalmoxie.com/) is an inexpensive Perl-based web CMS featuring WYSIWYG text editing, templates for unusually flexible page design, RSS news feeds, clean standards-compliant markup, "one-click editing" and more.
• celum IMAGINE [85] (http://www.celumimagine.com/en), Web-based solutions for content and image/media management, J2EE based
• cm3 [86] (http://www.cm3cms.com), cm3 provides powerful off-the-shelf web-based management tools driven by a deep and extensible application development platform at a killer price. cm3 is the perfect choice for both large and small organisations to solve today's and tomorrow's data management problems.
• CrownPeak [87] (http://www.crownpeak.com/), a Web-based Content Management System
• CityDesk [88] (http://www.fogcreek.com/CityDesk/), a Windows client CMS
• CMS Encore Pro [89] (http://www.biitsoft.com/products/cmsencorepro/), a Windows client CMS. A free edition (for creating commercial and non-commercial websites) is also available.
• CommonSpot [90] (http://www.paperthin.com), is a ColdFusion-based CMS.
• Constructioner [91] (http://www.constructioner.com), is a high-functional Web Application Development Tool for professional Developers
• ContentForces CMS www.ContentForces.com (http://www.contentforces.com) A CMS for product information management, websites generation and integration with on-line and traditional printed marketing publications: brochures, catalogues and datasheets. Focused on Dutch and Belgian market.
• contentpapst [92] (http://www.sandoba.de), is a PHP/MySQL-based CMS with powerful features for small and mid-sized companies.
• DASAT CMS [93] (http://www.dasat.com) one of the best CMS for midsized and large companies
• Dynamicweb [94] (http://www.dynamicweb.biz/) Multilingual browser based CMS (.NET VB.NET with MS SQLServer or MS Access)
• Day Communiqué [95] (http://www.day.com) Providing content management, portal management and digital asset management in one powerful solution. Day is the leading the JSR 170: Content Repository for JavaTM technology API.
• Design for Life CMS Content Management (http://www.contentmanagementuk.com)Fast and easy to use Content Management System for websites of all sizes. Designed for non-technical users with support for streaming media.
• Documentum [96] (http://www.documentum.com) is probably the largest and most complex enterprise content management system available, but also the most powerful and flexible. The core product offering is the eContent Server or docbase.
• Dozing Dogs CMS [97] (http://www.dozingdogs.com/), ASP.NET CMS, unlimited articles, blogs, users, events. More than 50 million pages served
• Dynamix CMS [98] (http://www.dynamixcms.se) Easy-to-use CMS with true WYSIWYG.
• DXM Multilingual WCMS [99] (http://www.dxm-cms.com) Affordable web CMS with comprehensive localisation and content sharing abilities.
• ElementCMS [100] (http://www.elementcms.com) Enterprise level content management solution with workflows, in-context editing and full XHTML compliance
• evoArticles [101] (http://www.evo-dev.com/products/evoarticles/) Advanced and powerful article management system. Perfect for a content-based website.
• FileNet [102] (http://www.filenet.com) is the market leader in enterprise content management solutions. FileNet offers products for Content Management, Business Process Management, Records Management, Web Content Management, and Forms Management.
• Fusion03 [103] (http://www.fusion03.com) is a secure application framework. With natural language error reporting, form feedback, and a dynamic help system Fusion 03 is extremely user friendly.
• FLUiD CMS 4.5 [104] (http://www.feedstream.com/) Easy-to-Use, Host-Anywhere, XML/XSL-based, OpenOffice.org integration Distributed Authoring, Desktop Application - WCM".
• HardCore Web Content Management [105] (http://wcm.hardcoreinternet.co.uk) is a full-featured cross-browser/cross-platform web content management system.
• Hot Banana [106] (http://www.hotbanana.com) is an affordable ColdFusion-based content management system.
• IgnitionWeb [107] (http://www.ignitionweb.com) is the easy-to-use Internet marketing software that empowers businesses to Inform, Promote and Transact online.
• Immediacy [108] (http://www.immediacy.co.uk) UK based content management system acknowledged for ease-of-use
• Infoswell [109] (http://www.infoswell.com) ASP Content Management Platform for Online Consumer & Business Publications.
• Interwoven was the first major enterprise WCM platform, and is used by over half of the companies in the Fortune 500.
• Livelink is a content management system produced by Open Text Corporation.
• Macromedia Contribute allows for instant web content management. Macromedia [110] (http://www.macromedia.com/go/contribute)
• Managee [111] (http://www.managee.com) content management system by Null Studio [112] (http://www.null.ru).
• Marwel [113] (http://www.marwel.cz/) nice content management system by QCM [114] (http://www.qcm.cz).
• Mediasurface
• Metropolis [115] (http://www.rovosoft.com/) Exceptionally fast client side cms for Windows & Apple Mac OS X by RovoSoft. Includes MetroScript: an RBScript based template scripting language.
• Microsoft has products like Microsoft Content Management Server and Microsoft Sharepoint Portal Server [116] (http://www.microsoft.com/cmserver/)
• Movable Type [117] (http://movabletype.org/)
• MServerSuite [118] (http://www.inter-op.net) Web based: Content Management, Integrated online registration and Membership Management. Focused on Membership and Non-Profit organizations.
• Netdoc [119] (http://www.visiomode.com) Tight focus into usability.
• liveSTORYBOARD CMS [120] (http://www.livestoryboard.com/) : secure hosted CMS
• OmniUpdate [121] (http://www.omniupdate.com/) produced by WebsiteASP, Inc. (formerly known as Mainstay). Web content management focused on higher education. Has both ASP model and on-site appliance. Browser based, cross platform.
• Oracle Corporation has products like Oracle XML DB.
• Orb Spinner Desktop CMS [122] (http://www.orbspinner.com/), includes TCL scripting language and a SQLite database engine.
• Percussion Software [123] (http://www.percussion.com/) Rhythmyx is optimized for managing multiple sites (e.g. Intranet, Extranet, Internet), and provides a balance of out-of-box functionality with flexiblity for customization.
• PHLUENT CMS [124] (http://www.phluent.com/) Phluent is an ASP Content Management Platform".
• pirobase CMS [125] (http://www.pironet-ndh.com/servlet/PB/menu/1002757_l2/index.html) Content Management System by PIRONET NDH [126] (http://www.pironet-ndh.com).
• Polopoly
• RedDot [127] (http://www.reddot.com) The former "InfoOffice", Enterprise Content Management.
• Roxen CMS [128] (http://www.roxen.com/) has both a commercial version and a free "Personal Edition".
• Savvy Content Manager [129] (http://www.besavvy.com/) ColdFusion based web content manager.
• Simplicis [130] (http://www.valtira.com/page/simplicis.jsp) is an inexpensive web content management system from Valtira that supports multi-lingual content.
• Stellent [131] (http://www.stellent.com/) The core product offering is the Stellent Content Server.
• SWAA [132] (http://www.interchile.com/) Powerful and easy to use Web Content Management System from Interchile Network. SWAA Stands for Sitio Web Auto Administrable (spanish).
• Symphony [133] (http://www.symphony21.com) Symphony is a high quality (but young) CMS, many great features, but it doesn't provide very good templating systems.
• Synapse Publisher CMS [134] (http://www.idatatechnologies.com/) Synapse Publisher goes beyond SEO friendly CMS functionality by providing an SEO Dashboard to allow CMS users to optimize content.
• Tacklebox CMS [135] (http://www.brookgroup.com/tacklebox) Tacklebox is offered as a fully-licensed or hosted product.
• TERMINALFOUR [136] (http://www.terminalfour.com/) TERMINALFOUR are providers of out-of-the-box Enterprise Content Management, Self Service and eForms software based on the Java platform.
• Tridion CMS [137] (http://www.tridion.com/) Tridion R5.1 Content Management Suite".
• Varius [138] (http://www.xko.co.uk/varius) CMS and development framework developed by XKO, aimed at the SME market
• Vignette [139] (http://www.vignette.com/) large and expensive CMS, running on many well-known websites like those of The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian or Der Spiegel
• VergeCMS [140] (http://www.vergecms.com/), VergeCMS - A Free CMS Tool
• Visual Content Constructor [141] (http://www.visualshapers.com/)
• VYRE [142] (http://www.vyre.com) A J2EE based CMS with strong Digital Asset Management capabilities.
• WebEngine CMS [143] (http://www.webengine.be) A web-based CMS by Winsome Benelux completely written in Java.
• WebX [144] (http://www.webscape.no/default.asp?V_LANG_ID=0) A web-based CMS by Webscape AS.
• WorldServer Global Electronic Publishing [145] (http://www.idiominc.com) XML and DITA-based based system for creating, translating, and publishing content to multiple formats.
• Xitex WebContent M1 [146] (http://webcontent-m1.com) The enterprise-class J2EE web content management solution by XITEX Software.

See also

• Comparison of content management systems
• Category:Content management systems (only contains systems for which an article exists)
• OSCOM, the central organization for open source content management, provides many resources on open source CMSes
• Internet forum

External links

• CMSInfo (http://www.cmsinfo.org/) — news and announcements relating to open source content management systems
• CMSWatch (http://www.cmswatch.com/) — news and announcements relating to content management systems
• CMSLance (http://www.cmslance.com/) — find freelance designers and developers to work on your content management system
• CMSMatrix (http://cmsmatrix.org) — compare the most common content management systems against each other
• demosoftware.net (http://www.demosoftware.net) — demo links, docs, job and bounty board wiki for GNU GPL, web-based, Free software
• OpenSourceCMS (http://www.opensourcecms.com/) — demos of the most common open source content management systems
• Australian CMS marketplace (http://www.steptwo.com.au/cm/vendors/australian/index.html) — list of all the products in the Australian marketplace (both local and international)
• www.packtpub.com/books - Content Management System Bookszh:内容管理系统列表