Tridion is so so
Rating: 5 out of 10
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We currently use Tridion to support 2 websites, desktop and mobile site for healthgrades.com, primary it is used to target content on our website.
Pros
- Tridion does a great job at supporting multiple websites in the enterprise
- The ability to have multiple environments with a single instance of the CMS.
Cons
- The content porter is really bad, we have basically stopped using it.
- The data connector is neat but very slow, we have created a solr core to replace it.
- Site Edit sucks!
Likelihood to Recommend
I would not recommend Tridion for most CMS needs, but it does really well with local variations.
JE
Justin England
Solution Architect in Engineering at HealthGrades (Hospital & Health Care, 501-1000 employees)
Vetted Review
5 years of experience