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Name	DotNetNuke	mojoportal	Current Isys CMS	Ametys CMS	Joomla!	WordPress
Help System	Ja	Ja	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja
API & Tooling Componentization Extension Library	Ja	Ja	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja
Content Storage	the path in the database, and the media in folders.	the path in the database, and the media in folders.	the path in the database, and the media in folders.	the path in the database, and the media in folders.	the path in the database, and the media in folders.	the path in the database, and the media in folders.
Content HTML Editor	WYSIWYG ( the most useful Editor )	WYSIWYG ( the most useful Editor )	simple editor	WYSIWYG ( the most useful Editor )	WYSIWYG ( the most useful Editor )	WYSIWYG ( the most useful Editor )
Modular and extensible	Ja	Ja	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja
Database Management and Integration	Ja	Ja	Ja	Ja	Ja (in MySQL)	Ja (in MySQL)
Security	Ja	Ja more secure than dotnetnuke	Nein	Ja	Ja Modules for security can be added	Ja but joomla is more secure when adding security modules
Search	Ja	Ja	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja
Optimized for Performance and Speed	Ja but not in custom modifications	Ja	- Info not available	Ja	Ja	Ja
Permission based user management	Ja	Ja	Ja Not working	Ja	Ja	Ja
server requirements	dotnet framework, SQL Server	dotnet framework, SQL Server	dotnet framework, SQL Server	apache server, MySQL	apache server, MySQL	apache server, MySQL
Page specific meta tags	Ja	Ja	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja
Templates-Supports custom design	Ja	Ja	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja
Ease of use	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja Microsoft Word-like interface	Ja	Ja
Ability to preview your work	Ja	Ja	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja
Navigation/page management	Ja	Ja	Ja	Ja	Ja	Ja
SEO	Ja	Ja	Nein	Ja	Ja	Ja
User Experience	I have used it for internal sites, and external sites for both small and large companies. You'll have thousands of pre-built modules and skins available, plus readily available documentation and support (plus several books specifically for DotNetNuke as well) for developing your own skins and modules.	After installing MojoPortal I felt very comfortable with it. It is really straight forward no fuss CMS. Performance was really impressive with all the all the modules I needed for the website. I also created a new module just to test how hard it is….it wasn’t.	I have some issue during the installation (.net framework 2,the connection string stored in multiple way it was a little ambiguous. during testing i found - user management not working correctly. - tasks shows the log for the admin for all users. - the CMS contains only Arabic and English, although Arabic not working (how to add other languages?).	Ametys surprised me by its simplicity. The tool is very simple to install and easy to handle. There are many modules available and interface is really nice and intuitive. Ametys is multisites, manage blogs in the same platform. Yes I recommend it :)	Joomla is not very complicated as far as the usage is concerned and moreover the installation of the script is fairly easy as well. As far as the administration is concerned, it is very graphical and intuitive. Moreover, the theme selection is pretty impressive as well. but its built on Php not .Net	Wordpress is not very complicated as far as the usage is concerned and moreover the installation of the script is fairly easy as well. As far as the administration is concerned, it is very graphical and intuitive. Moreover, the theme selection is pretty impressive as well. but its built on Php not .Net Wordpress does a great job with blogs but not for general site (Company website, Events, Advertising, etc).