What differentiates Ingeniux CMS from other similar products?

We have worked with Ingeniux as partners for more than 13 years and have used several versions of their content management system. Multiple lines of business can upload and change their material thanks to the ability to provide user roles and permissions. There is no "funnel" that lines of business must follow to maintain timely and relevant information.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

We need a very effective method of managing and updating the website as well as a flexible web presence to accommodate shifting demands from campus partners. With both, Ingeniux has been helpful. We have strategy meetings with department chairmen and other stakeholders to plan around major efforts, a web triage mechanism to manage smaller content changes from campus, and a few skilled partners on campus who can make their modifications.

What do you dislike most about this product?

The ordering of the associations inside the taxonomy is crucial since it determines how certain aspects of our website work. Although there are workarounds, it would be great to have a more powerful out-of-the-box functionality for arranging taxonomy.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

The concept of "components" is the nicest thing about the Ingeniux CMS. To cut down on redundancy and provide consistency across the site, certain bits of data can be reused on other pages. Additionally, access down the page levels may be set up using user permissions. When managing a large site with several content managers, this is quite helpful.