Item: Kentico Xperience
Rating: 9
Author: Alex Kimber

Overall Satisfaction with Kentico

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

It was being used for the Southern Haemophilia Network; an NHS England commissioned network across multiple NHS Trusts. Kentico helped to create a new website for the Network which was essential for communication across the Network to patients, staff and the public on all of the work we were doing as a network.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Easy to use
Intuitive
Adaptable

Cons

Price
More 'drag and drop'
Better analytics

Return on Investment

Communication benefits
User friendly multimedia uploads
Showcasing our work

Alternatives Considered

WordPress

Kentico is a lot easier, more fluent and slicker than these products. It is easy to setup, use and teach others, so content can be managed by multiple users without any special training or skills i.e coding. It is definitely a lot more expensive so you are paying for a premium service but if you are a large organization it is worth it.

Likelihood to Recommend

It is well suited for any department or organization that wants to create a website using a proper CMS tool. We used it across our department and it was easy to train users and have multiple updates all at once. Less suited to single users or small businesses who want to save money. In that scenario, I would use something free, like WordPress.

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Kentico - a great CMS if your organization has the money