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    X = Supports P = Partial Support ? = Still Unclear The document compares two content management systems, Merant and Ingenux, based on various features and specifications. It evaluates each system's support for features such as development frameworks, content separation, forms, versioning, reporting, metadata, data exchange, workflows, search integration, expiration and more. It also considers client specifications like OS support, authentication, usability, and office/development tool integration. Finally, it lists server specifications around OS support, presentation technologies, storage, authentication, encryption, failover, and willingness to update with standards. Merant and Ingenux are given ratings of fully supports, partially supports, or unclear for

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    X = Supports P = Partial Support ? = Still Unclear The document compares two content management systems, Merant and Ingenux, based on various features and specifications. It evaluates each system's support for features such as development frameworks, content separation, forms, versioning, reporting, metadata, data exchange, workflows, search integration, expiration and more. It also considers client specifications like OS support, authentication, usability, and office/development tool integration. Finally, it lists server specifications around OS support, presentation technologies, storage, authentication, encryption, failover, and willingness to update with standards. Merant and Ingenux are given ratings of fully supports, partially supports, or unclear for

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    X = Supports P = Partial Support ? = Still Unclear The document compares two content management systems, Merant and Ingenux, based on various features and specifications. It evaluates each system's support for features such as development frameworks, content separation, forms, versioning, reporting, metadata, data exchange, workflows, search integration, expiration and more. It also considers client specifications like OS support, authentication, usability, and office/development tool integration. Finally, it lists server specifications around OS support, presentation technologies, storage, authentication, encryption, failover, and willingness to update with standards. Merant and Ingenux are given ratings of fully supports, partially supports, or unclear for

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    X = Supports P = Partial Support ? = Still Unclear The document compares two content management systems, Merant and Ingenux, based on various features and specifications. It evaluates each system's support for features such as development frameworks, content separation, forms, versioning, reporting, metadata, data exchange, workflows, search integration, expiration and more. It also considers client specifications like OS support, authentication, usability, and office/development tool integration. Finally, it lists server specifications around OS support, presentation technologies, storage, authentication, encryption, failover, and willingness to update with standards. Merant and Ingenux are given ratings of fully supports, partially supports, or unclear for

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    Content Management/Portal Features


    Development/staging/presentation framework support
    Allows co-development of multiple sites
    Content/presentation separation templates
    Easy creation of online forms with database driven backend
    Site/page versioning, rollback abilities, QA audits
    Site logging/tracking tools, with traffic reporting
    Provide content metadata/comments, ADA adherence
    Data exchange capabilities: industry standard DB & XML
    Document flow & workflow capabilities
    Provide/allow web search engine integration
    Content component searching capabilities
    Broken link/orphan page checking capability
    Content expiration capability
    Does not inhibit use of scripting languages
    Facilitate use of digital signatures/certificates
    Integrate with industry standard office automation apps/tools
    Tools to segregate content presentation into Intranet/Internet views
    Able to create LDAP-authenticated roll-based views
    Services & support options available during future creation of portal

    Client Specifications
    OS support: Win98/2000Pro/XP, MacOS 8/9/X
    User authentication using existing LDAP systems
    Ease of use for non-technical users
    Integration/compatibility with standard Microsoft Office tools
    Integration/compatibility with industry standard web dev/edit tools
    File management views allowing maintenance from desktop
    Provide standard, open API support
    Provide WYSIWYG editing and GUI/HTML page comparison views
    Willingness to provide updated toolsets as OS'es/standards develop

    Server Specifications
    Support: Linux Redhat 7.1+, or Win2000 server
    Apache as content display presentation technology
    Web content component storage: enterprise DB or robust XML
    ODBC/JDBC/XML extensibility of content
    Integration/support with campus LDAP authentication
    Support 128-bit encryption with P2P authentication
    Support load balancing, system fail-over, session management
    Willingness to provide updated toolsets as OS'es/standards develop

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