We performed a comparison between SharePoint and WordPress based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out in this report how the two Web Content Management solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI."The most valuable features are the collaboration and sharing."
"The most valuable features are the Integrations, web site, and search."
"We can arrange all our documents on one platform and see the document's changes and edits."
"It has helped us with storing all the documents, which means that people are not going to intervene. There is a way of extracting knowledge within documentation and tracking it. There are knowledge assets for where documentation is stored, indexed and searchable through SharePoint."
"There is not just one valuable feature; it is all of them working together."
"The most valuable feature is the ability to easily build intranet sites for communicating within teams, storing documentation, product information, pricing policies, updates on product infrastructure, and other related news."
"Our staff found it simpler, as they did not have to work within a classification system."
"Its functionality is enormous."
"Ready-made themes speed the design process; a huge number of quality themes are available from several sources."
"We use WordPress on two different websites and it solves all of our website issues."
"The best feature in WordPress is Elementor. It lets you easily create one-page landing sites."
"The product provides capabilities to build modern websites and can be used for various aspects of services."
"It has a vast array of themes which could be applied to make the website visually look more appealing to the target market."
"It is easy to edit content using WordPress."
"The themes are useful. They change the look and feel of a website with just one click."
"This program has made it possible for our company to advertise all around the country, instead of keeping it local."
"Annoyingly, many new Office 365 apps always end up being only US locale for the first year of their life. Microsoft needs to realise that most of their customers are not in the USA."
"Too many versions being released in a short time period. Too much time being devoted to migration planning."
"The product does not perform 100% when used outside of a Microsoft based browser, Chrome, Firefox, etc."
"The workflow engine cannot support the business needs."
"The limitations and boundaries must be extended."
"You still need a bit of expertise to add branding."
"I would like it to be more compliant with global regulations. There are certain features which could be included that currently are not there, such as compliance and record management capabilities."
"Workflow is something that can become more intelligent."
"WordPress could use improvement in terms of optimization, especially for large websites with extensive databases and many images."
"I would like to have the ability to customize the whole WordPress installation. WordPress comes with a number of core features. I would love to be able to remove those I'm not using at the moment."
"One area of improvement is hosting. It should have its file manager regardless of where you host your website."
"I would recommend dumping the Gutenberg interface, as that is horrible."
"It may be useful to have a downloadable program that you could have on your desktop that allows you to create and maintain the program while offline."
"A user may feel intimidated the first time he or she sees it."
"The backend development process needs improvement."
"I think that WordPress is too cool in its contact."
SharePoint is ranked 1st in Web Content Management with 150 reviews while WordPress is ranked 2nd in Web Content Management with 28 reviews. SharePoint is rated 7.8, while WordPress is rated 8.2. The top reviewer of SharePoint writes "Good integrations, helps with collaboration, and increases visibility". On the other hand, the top reviewer of WordPress writes "Very customizable, and forms the base for most websites on the Internet". SharePoint is most compared with Citrix ShareFile, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, Box and OpenText Documentum, whereas WordPress is most compared with Quintype, Liferay Digital Experience Platform, Adobe Experience Manager, Drupal and TerminalFour Site Manager. See our SharePoint vs. WordPress report.
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