Comments on: Use EPiServer for your website and keep SharePoint behind the firewall http://jboye.com/blogpost/episerver-for-website-keep-sharepoint-behind-firewall/ The international community for web and intranet professionals Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:45:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: WCM: How important is the vendor eco-system? | Philadelphia 2010 News | J. Boye Conferences http://jboye.com/blogpost/episerver-for-website-keep-sharepoint-behind-firewall/comment-page-1/#comment-4002 WCM: How important is the vendor eco-system? | Philadelphia 2010 News | J. Boye Conferences Sun, 02 May 2010 22:30:35 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/?p=735#comment-4002 [...] avoided by speaking to other customers. We have shared a few case studies on our blog, e.g. on how Danish Rail use EPiServer for their website and keep SharePoint behind the firewall or DIY SharePoint as a local [...] [...] avoided by speaking to other customers. We have shared a few case studies on our blog, e.g. on how Danish Rail use EPiServer for their website and keep SharePoint behind the firewall or DIY SharePoint as a local [...]

]]> By: J. Boye » Blog Archive » Is SharePoint really a less risky choice than better alternatives? http://jboye.com/blogpost/episerver-for-website-keep-sharepoint-behind-firewall/comment-page-1/#comment-365 J. Boye » Blog Archive » Is SharePoint really a less risky choice than better alternatives? Mon, 09 Mar 2009 11:08:07 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/?p=735#comment-365 [...] standards, accessibility, search and public websites. It is now more common for organisations to use SharePoint behind the firewall in organisations and then use something else for the public website. If you find that SharePoint [...] [...] standards, accessibility, search and public websites. It is now more common for organisations to use SharePoint behind the firewall in organisations and then use something else for the public website. If you find that SharePoint [...]

]]> By: Tim Parfitt http://jboye.com/blogpost/episerver-for-website-keep-sharepoint-behind-firewall/comment-page-1/#comment-220 Tim Parfitt Tue, 03 Feb 2009 09:15:07 +0000 http://www.jboye.com/?p=735#comment-220 Thanks for this blog post - it's interesting to get a top-level insight into the DSB site. The only point that I strongly disagree with is at the start of the third paragraph: "EPiServer has grown in recent years, yet it can still be hard to find experienced implementation partners outside Sweden". EPiServer now has over 250 partners around the world. There are still some countries where partner support is light but here in the UK there are over 35 partners including my company, Netcel, which is one of four UK companies accredited as an EPiServer Premium Partner. We have developed and now support over 15 EPiServer sites for clients. Other UK partners have similar levels of client engagements. So although I agree that partner support cannot be found in all European countries, your statement that "it can still be hard to find experienced implementation partners outside Sweden" is factually incorrect. Thanks for this blog post – it’s interesting to get a top-level insight into the DSB site.

The only point that I strongly disagree with is at the start of the third paragraph: “EPiServer has grown in recent years, yet it can still be hard to find experienced implementation partners outside Sweden”.

EPiServer now has over 250 partners around the world. There are still some countries where partner support is light but here in the UK there are over 35 partners including my company, Netcel, which is one of four UK companies accredited as an EPiServer Premium Partner. We have developed and now support over 15 EPiServer sites for clients. Other UK partners have similar levels of client engagements.

So although I agree that partner support cannot be found in all European countries, your statement that “it can still be hard to find experienced implementation partners outside Sweden” is factually incorrect.

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