Sharepoint vs Drupal

Fri, 09/19/2008 - 09:33 — em

Depending on which license you purchase, Sharepoint can cost from US$ 4000 - 25,000. But what does that price get you? It doesn't offer any advantages over free and open source software (e.g. Drupal) - atleast according to this tweet.

Hardly a fair sample, but too tempting not to highlight, here's a chance tweet in the twitterverse (I don't know the author, just happened upon it at http://search.twitter.com):

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To preface, I am not here to dispute with SharePoint's intranet abilities. The foundation has Enthusiasm product or service incorporation and computer file control functions which Drupal does not have yet (other than some primary computer file administrator segments to the best of my knowledge). phlebotomy

richard (not verified) | Fri, 02/03/2012 - 05:34 |

And a bit of a dig at Expression Engine ;)

em | Tue, 10/07/2008 - 16:01 |

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