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"Putting aside other standards, which our four portal finalists all follow, the compelling argument for winner Liferay Portal can be summed up by mentioning usability, architecture, security, integration, and portlets. Liferay's intuitive user experience, featuring drag-and-drop portlet arrangement and management, is tops."
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InfoWorld 2007 Technology of the Year Awards: Best Open Source Portal!
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EContent 100 Award (December 2006)
Liferay 4.0 was named to EContent magazine's list of the 100 most influential and innovative companies in the digital content industry in the Intranets & Portals category. Unlike many other industry accolades, companies may not nominate themselves for inclusion in the EContent 100. EContent magazine's professional staff members generate their own lists, which are then debated and ultimately assembled into the one hundred finalists.
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eWeek Benchmark (July 2006)
n an eWeek benchmarking test, a J2EE stack built on CentOS Linux, Apache, and Liferay (labeled "Linux J2EE in comparison charts) was measured as delivering the highest average hits per second, the second highest average throughput per second, and the third highest average document download time among eight different portal solutions, including JBoss Portal and Microsoft SharePoint.
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CIO 100 Award (2006)
Goodwill Industries won a 2006 CIO 100 award for the Web-based knowledge portal Liferay and Goodwill built using Liferay 3.6.1. The system provides an online community for employees that allows for collaboration to solve business problems. It also offers access to training materials.
“Participation in the online community has increased steadily, and user registration is higher than any system Goodwill has ever had. Monthly document downloads have grown more than tenfold since the release.”
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eWeek Review (October 2005)
eWeek reviewed Liferay 3.6.1.
“It's long been commonplace to find open-source portals that rival or better their commercial counterparts in features and capabilities. And for a few years now, open-source portals have featured intuitive and flexible browser-based administration interfaces.
All of the above is true for the open-source Liferay Portal, but its browser-based administration and content creation interface goes much further, providing in-depth interactivity and capabilities that one usually finds only in desktop applications—providing this breadth of capabilities across all current-generation Web browsers.”
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