Oshyn, Inc. Demonstrates Drupal Multisite Architectures for the Enterprise

Online, April 6, 2010 (Newswire.com) - In this free white paper, "Drupal Multisite Installation", Oshyn evaluates and recommends several methods of using Drupal Open Source CMS to manage multiple sites. Oshyn has integrated many commercial and Open Source CMS/WCM solutions within large enterprise environments and has helped clients select CMS/WCM solutions based on the specific requirements of each client such as: understanding the capabilities required for content re-use, integration, personalization, ecommerce, workflows, online marketing, multilingual content, multi-device content, affiliate content sharing and future development plans.

Authored by Oshyn's Cesar Salazar, this free white paper draws from Oshyn's extensive experience in Content Management Systems development and integration. Specifically this Drupal Open Source CMS white paper explores:

 Different Drupal installations, multiple databases
 Multiple sites in one Drupal installation, multiple databases
 Multiple sites in one Drupal installation, multiple databases with shared tables
 Multiple sites in one Drupal installation, using Domain module, one database

The "Drupal Multisite Installation" white paper can be downloaded for free at: http://www.oshyn.com/landingpages/drupal-multisite-options

"Drupal has gained a lot of popularity in recent years and gained a lot of interest when it was announced in November 2009 that the whitehouse.gov website has been relaunched with Drupal and again when the White House announced the launch of recovery.gov," said Diego Rebosio, Chief Executive Officer, Oshyn. "As the economy recovers, organizations continue to look for ways to reduce costs, leading many to consider Open Source Content Management platforms. For medium and large enterprises there are many special considerations for choosing Open Source CMS one of which is the need to manage multiple websites (multi-property as well as microsites) and allow easy maintenance as well as sharing of content, users and business processes across sites."

Oshyn recently released a white paper highlighting the pros and cons of choosing an Open Source CMS/WCM which can be downloaded at: http://www.oshyn.com/landingpages/open-source-cms-right-for-your-organization