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New Post 5/20/2008 11:24 AM
User is offline Joel Hulen
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DNN Experts: Help! Trying to convince customer to use DNN 

I am somewhat new to DotNetNuke. I've known about it for years, but only recently started to actually use it. I've got it installed and configured for 3 different customers and I really like what I see so far.

I have a new customer that has outlined very specific requirements for an entire portal / community site. Looking at his laundry list of preferred open source applications, I am not quite sure that there is a proper combination of DNN modules to fit the bill.

One of my primary concerns is integration. With his list of products, I think it would be very hard to integrate them all into a single unified system for single sign on, authorization, look-and-feel, etc. That's why I am leaning toward DotNetNuke as the primary platform, if this can even be pulled off.

Here are the various systems he would like to use:

  • LifeRay Portal Server (Main Portal)
  • Wengo
    (Chat Client)
  • Epresence Video and Web Conferencing
  • Moodle (LMS)
  • Sugar CRM
  • ICECUBE Social Networking App
  • Asterisk Call In Conferencing
  • OpenFire Jabber Server
  • Alfresco Content Manager

Wow! Anyone know where to start?

 
New Post 10/8/2008 12:59 PM
User is offline Robert Collins
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Re: DNN Experts: Help! Trying to convince customer to use DNN 

Not sure about anything else on your list, however our company offers a full features LMS that is SCORM 1.2, 1.3/2004, and Class Server confomant. The LMS is fully integrated into DNN using its users, role, etc.  If you would like more information about the LMS go to: http://www.brisingergroup.com/tabid/107/Default.aspx. We also have a online demo of the software, video tutorials (http://www.brisingergroup.com/tabid/64/Default.aspx), and can setup a private sandbox demo version if you need it for evaluatioin.  You can contact me directly via email: robertc@brisingergroup.com


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New Post 10/9/2008 2:49 AM
User is offline Sebastian Leupold
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Re: DNN Experts: Help! Trying to convince customer to use DNN 

Joel,

ask your clients to list the functions he needs, not the applications he has checked out. AFAIK there is no system, which can combine all the applications without major development e.g. for single sign on and administration of this couple of applications will become a nightmare for him. Next have a look at DNN modules, which cover some of those functionality and implement remaining functions in custom modules.


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