Well, I really should look more closely at data before I post something… 
The spreadsheet I posted earlier today has some formula problems. I didn’t check it before I posted…
Anyway, I’m going to post an update shortly once I fix it.
Originally from Planet Plone by Scott Paley
OK, sorry about that!
Here is an updated spreadsheet
that I have actually checked and fixed (at least the Updated Figures tab). It SHOULD be correct, assuming each CMS matches the categories from the original report, which I only spot-checked, but it all seemed correct.
Earlier today I posted a spreadsheet sent to me by a reader that just had some formulaic errors. The spreadsheet summarizes a report from CMS Watch covering pros and cons of some of the top web content management systems.
Scott Paley: Updated CMS Spreadsheet
Originally from Planet Plone by Scott Paley
Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by thruflo
David Tew sent me a nicely laid out Excel spreadsheet of the CMS Watch report data and concurs that they changed the data for Plone after the report was originally published (although he says that was the only change they made).
Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by darcihanning
Registering a setup profile — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management
Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by spklee
We are proud to announce that the new Plone e-government initiative won the biggest French award for open source project Jun13 during a big ceremony hold in the city of Paris Town Hall. This award, called “Grand prix du jury des Lutèce d’Or 2007″, demonstrates the PloneGov work quality and encourages us to continue on this way.
Zea Partners: PloneGov won the biggest French open source project award
Originally from Planet Plone by nbossut
David Tew sent me a nicely laid out Excel spreadsheet
of the CMS Watch report data and concurs that they changed the data for Plone after the report was originally published (although he says that was the only change they made).
Scott Paley: CMS Ranking Spreadsheet
Originally from Planet Plone by spaley
“Personal Learning Environments are systems that help learners take control of and manage their own learning. This includes providing support for learners to set their own learning goals
manage their learning; managing both content and process
communicate with others in the process of learning
and thereby achieve learning goals.”
(Source: Wikipedia) Photo credit: Yuri Arcurs
Personal Learning Environments: What They Are And How To Implement Them
Originally from Strategicboard on plone by Social Networking :: Robin Good's Latest News