Tridion

Tridion’s Blueprint helps organizations straight forwardly manage pages and contents across potentially hundreds of websites. The line between content delivery and content management also provides development team a lot of flexibility. Truthfully, Tridion’s strength lies within its multi-lingual and multi-site support using the product’s different features such as Blue-Printing, Content management, Content Delivery etc.

Tridion’s set up is quite complex and its flexibility comes with a cost. Since Tridion is a Java influenced application, this may mean that you also have to deal with a lot of config files. It also has a bit out-dated developer ecosystem and Tridion needs a license in order to run making it hard to learn without paying for training and working out with a partner.

In general, I like Tridion because it supports multi-lingual websites using the product’s Blueprinting features, Content Delivery separated by Content Management and it is recognized as one of the leading Content Management Solution by Forrester, Gartner and Butler. However, I suggest that you invest on training your development team using this app since its learning curve is quite steep.