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Help with preparation for a DMX demo.

Last Post 09/11/2009 5:40 PM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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Mark ODonnell

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09/10/2009 5:05 PM
I just tested and demoed Quickr to my organization. Quickr is the "prefered" document managment tool but it has some short comings which may kill it's adoption. I have offered to do a demo of DMX on our DNN 4.9.4 installation as a comparison. I will be using the trial version and was wondering what would be the strong points of DMX that I can use in the demonstration? Keep in mind that the majority of the documents are stored on network shares.

Peter Donker

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09/11/2009 5:40 PM
Hi Mark, It's a pretty hard question to answer as it really depends on your audience and I'm not familiar with Quickr. Run through the features list on this site and add to this the fact that you're also going toward DNN. The latter might sway an audience if you show them this is an extensible framework. So any future needs can be implemented with least amount of disruption. I'm not going to do a complete DNN pitch here, but you could probably fill it in. Peter

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