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It is the jack of all trades and the master of none, with one exception. It works very well with ActiveDirectory. Other than that, it will do a mediocre job a
by justindz 18y ago
It is the jack of all trades and the master of none, with one exception. It works very well with ActiveDirectory. Other than that, it will do a mediocre job at being anything you can dream up: CMS, blog platform, wiki, customer portal, intranet.
And keep in mind that, in many of those capacities, the tool will live or die by how effectively it's organized and used and not really on its own technical merit. The best thing you can do is write down what you want to accomplish and find something that makes it as hard as possible to not accomplish that. MOSS, in my opinion, puts up more barriers than it takes down because to the end user it's not very intuitive, has issues with Firefox, etc.