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The Case for Drupal in the Enterprise
The document discusses whether Drupal is suitable for enterprise use. It argues that while Drupal is not immediately "enterprise ready" out of the box with limited support, it can be adapted for enterprise needs with investments in people and community. Key advantages include flexibility, modularity, and avoiding vendor lock-in. The document stresses that successful enterprise Drupal requires in-house expertise and engagement with the open source community.
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Editor's Notes
- #6 BANKS VS MTV Airline navigation system VS LIFETIME DEFINITION: The site encompasses a wide sector of your company’s revenue and is mission critical (not large)
- #7 YES! No 24/7 support contracts, who to blame, no obvious history of enterprise, open source punks
- #12 Continues to move towards enterprise Moving that way, never get there because it’s a framework Business sector keeps dumping money in Enterprise means different things to different companies
- #26 Scaling patterns already exist At the top of the stack Good development practices also make drupal scale
- #27 By participating in it! DO-OCRACY Commercial support Better than vendor lock-in
- #28 Community checks and balances (Expression Engine VS Drupal) Security through obscurity