Sitecore Experience Platformの評判・口コミ 全2件

What do you dislike?

We found integration to be challenging. Much of this was probably related to our business needs but there was a lot of drag and drop and data manipulation associated with loading new products into the system. While we never sold online using Sitecore, we implemented some of the ecomm functionality.

What do you like best?

We implemented Sitecore to manage a teen apparel site and found that the development and design was straighforward and flexible. Much like many CMS, the ease of use is a function the quality of development and implementation. It was very easy to perform marketing tasks and content personalization.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Implement a staging environment. There's a lot of time and headaches to be saved and avoided here.

What do you dislike?

Not everyone follows best practices, and because the Sitecore application is so robust, poorly designed implementations sometimes pass what some customers believe is the seal of approval test (Load testing). Going through the Sitecore training class means you have a great foundation to continue learning. We see companies purchase the software send their team to Sitecore training and they try to implement their new site with no help. How can someone suggest a path, if they have never walked any of the paths?

What do you like best?

Forward thinking technical design, modular, MVC support, big data, training course, well documented and built on .Net. Large partner community, and lots of successful implementations. Inline page editor, inline designer functions, analytics, workflow and approval process, publishing features and scalability.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Find a partner that is willing to do a complete hand off of the solution they help you design. This means that when the handoff is completed your team can move forward without the partners involvement if you choose to do so. This should include a developer setup guide specific to your solution, with step by step instructions to get a new workstation connected to source control and developing on the Sitecore solution. It should also include a deployment plan and step by step instructions on how to deploy the solution to the content management server and content delivery servers. Documentation about changes to any web.configs.

An experienced partner with a core philosophy of a teacher will pay dividends many times over!

What do you dislike?

It is challenging to make edits to the templates without involving developers, so if you don窶冲 have in house developers it can be expensive to redesign the site.

What do you like best?

I enjoy how user friendly the content editor is. It allows users with little knowledge of css and html to edit pages without any problems.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Great system if you are going to have people with little or no knowledge of html and css edit content within the system.

What do you dislike?

I learned alot about CMS management when using Sitecore out of pure necessity. It was glitchy and I had to spend quite a bit of time playing with things and resizing in order to make it do what I wanted.

What do you like best?

I liked the functionality of Sitecore. You can manipulate most things to make it do what you want which was great,

What do you dislike?

It has a little less flexibility than I'd prefer, but that wasn't insurmountable.

What do you like best?

It is a simple CMS to use. I am starting to prefer things with fewer bells and whistles so they are easier to train multiple users and it answers that need.

What do you dislike?

Have had issues with some features such as scheduled publishing, wysiwyg editor.

What do you like best?

Ease of Customization, Publishing workflows, versioning, multi-device layouts.

What do you dislike?

There is a definitely high starting threshold. You need to learn a lot to do the customization required to meet customer needs. There are couple starters, but you definitely would like somebody on staff of a partner agency in order to start with Sitecore.

Also the pricing model has changed, now you need to pay license for each environment other than development one. Before that all environments other than production were free.

What do you like best?

Sitecore is a CMS that is written in Sitecore. As a result, you can tweak and modify as much as you need to the native functionality of Sitecore by doing updates in CMS friendly way, as you would do to normal content you use day to day.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Be sure to assess all the need of the business ahead of time, as licensing costs can accumulate quickly. You would like to go content first, as it will allow you to properly organize your content in hierarchy that will support the back-end architecture the best - for usability, friendliness and easiness of use. Plan ahead your needs in workflow, security, review various modules that can be used. Make ahead of time an upgrade plan so that you keep your solution up to date and current with patches, fixes and also give plenty of time for taking care of bugs if there are lots of customization involved.

What do you dislike?

The browser support for the CMS backend has been spotty of late.

What do you like best?

I greatly prefer developing with Sitecore over other CMSs. It makes it very easy to deliver almost anything for the client.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you can afford it then you probably should be using it!