Foamcow,
Enterprise Level CMS:
This should have all that you need and more. It also integrates well with enterprise class solutions, such as ERP's, enterprise DB's, integration software such as the IBM Websphere suite and can be delivered as part of your enterprise portal.. again an IBM offering:
If your company wants true enterprise class software that meets their extensible, scalable and integrative needs then you need to be looking at solutions like the above. Although I think IBM has a very good offering if you're willing to spend a reasonable amount on a solution (which most entperises are), there are others at a similar level.. IMHO WebGUI isn't - even though it looks like a good bit of software for SMB's.. especially for the purchase price!
Oracle offers a CMS too, and if you're a microsoft house, they also offer one:
The point is that these will integrate with a lot of back-end technology, and offer better scalability than many 'free', 'low-cost', etc solutions (not necessarily all, but I'm yet to see one that contradicts this). So if you want enterprise level solutions, start by thinking about what is being used in the rest of the enterprise.. and what kind of scale you need to achieve, as this will drive your requirements more than "hey that one is free to install" - TCO is important to enterprises: nothing is free, onward integration, support, reliability, hardware costs, vendor capability / size, corporate strategy etc etc are a big factor in decision making - at least when it is done correctly.
So if you want a simple, almost throw-away solution (strategically concerned) then something like WebGUI might be the best choice - there are a lot out there though, so download a few and test for yourself which you find the most appropriate for your needs..
but...
you did say enterprise level,.. which implies that enterprise architecture and strategy would come into play, and other factors should be considered beyond the purchase price. The main ones being Integration, Scalability and TCO. First point of call is to ask your enterprise architects / strategy leaders which direction to focus, and consider what other internal systems you use.. because one day they will want to join them all together...
Hope that helps.
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