Adobe Business Catalyst vs Drupal

• Extremely stable platform.
• Very flexible with the modules and web apps features.
• The development UI side of the platform makes it very comfortable and easy for front end coding.

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• The Drupal core ships with a granular, field level content construction toolset. The very popular views module is now part of the core Drupal CMS and enables the creation of complex content types, it's way more than a blogging tool.
• Drupal is especially adept at integration with enterprise grade CRM and ERP systems. Because all of the data in Drupal is naturally available for mapping at the field level, there is a ready environment for connecting to restful API systems.
• Drupal scales exceptionally well with multisite and multiuser environments. Large universities can standardize on a common codebase of Drupal and then roll it out to the entire campus. Individual colleges can customize their themes and content but do not need to worry about figuring out their own module stack.

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• Better drill down of the reports & analytics feature.
• Better integration and clarity with the CRM (Customer Relations Management) section.
• More selection of HTML5/CSS3 Responsive templates.

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• Admin user interfaces for installed modules are created by a wide-array of open-source developers. These can therefor be less cohesive than if they were all developed together.
• The Drupal platform allows live editing and configuration, so in order to be performant several layers of caching are required. These exist within Drupal but take time/expertise to setup properly.

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• Business Catalyst provides partners and clients a single system to learn and maintain. No need to constantly switch gears to remember who has what CMS which makes support more efficient.
• Business Catalyst has made it possible to create and launch sites in less time thus increasing profitability.
• Business Catalyst is a large investment in the beginning about monetarily and in learning the system. It may not affordable to smaller agencies.

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• Drupal allowed my company to finally realize their goal of offering a subscription based software package that expired and revoked the users permissions after a certain amount of time. Previously we had to offer perpetual licenses to our software and users would pass down their licenses to others, thus limiting our revenue on those products.
• Drupal allowed my company to easily keep our own website up to date with the latest and greatest things we offered without needing to pay a web developer every time we wanted to add something to our website.
• Drupal allowed our company to finally offer an e-commerce site that integrated with our in-house ERP system named Acumen because of the flexibility and customization available within Drupal and its modules.

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