Michael,

Thanks for your post, really interesting.

I thought my question was a little ignorant, but I seemed to have hit a spot... !!

From the posts it seems DNN with a mix of modules etc can offer a real alternative. However I still have a nagging feeling about those "clients" who have already bought their licences and want to get the most of their SP installs.

Also I keep forgetting that WSS is free so this question only becomes valid when one is forced to consider MOSS2007 where one of the big issues is office integration.

Thanks again everyone....

Sam

I don't know about anyone else but I am really interested in picking Stefan's brain after OpenForce.  Living in a coorporate world the exposure and use of SharePoint is inevitable and it would appear that Stefan may have a way to experience the best of both worlds.

Leverage DotNetNuke with SharePoint Speaker:  Stefan Kamphuis

Ever wanted to make some parts of your SharePoint (or WSS) intranet available to others without giving them access directly to your intranet? This session will show you how you can make parts of your SharePoint intranet available on your DotNetNuke web site to allow you to collaborate with people outside of your company from within your own intranet.

Paul,

Thanks for this, and Penton are not a small operator !! I am curious about your presentation. Is it possible to have a look? No worries if you would rather not...

Sam