Intranet Portal - Notable Software Tools

Notable Software Tools

Product Name Vendor Cost Software license
Backbase BACKBASE Not free. Proprietary
Central Desktop Central Desktop Inc. Not free. Proprietary
Collanos Collanos Software Free Download Copyright (Freeware)
Confluence Atlassian Pty Ltd. Support From $49.00/month to $3,990.00/month Proprietary
Huddle Huddle Not free. Pricing depends on package options and number of users. Proprietary
Hyperoffice HyperOffice Not free.Various Price Models. Proprietary
IGLOO Software IGLOO Inc. Not free.Various Price Models. Proprietary
Intranet DASHBOARD The ADWEB Agency Not free. Proprietary
Intrexx United Planet GmbH Not free. Proprietary
Lotus Domino IBM Not free. Proprietary
Liferay Liferay FREE under MIT. Must pay for support. MIT
Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Microsoft FREE Proprietary, Open-API
Microsoft SharePoint Server Microsoft Not free. From $90/user or $3/mo Proprietary, Open-API
MindQuarry Mindquarry GmbH Free.(open source) Mozilla Public License
MindTouch MindTouch Not free. Proprietary
Plone Plone Foundation Free Download. Free/Community and paid support. GPL
OpenAtrium DevelopmentSeed Free Download. Free/Community and paid support. GPL
Regroup.com Regroup Not free. Proprietary
SORCE Intranet SORCE Not free. Proprietary
TeamLab Ascensio System Online. Free Intranet Server Bundle. GPL
TeamWox MetaQuotes Software Corp. Free for 10 users. SaaS or Standalone. Proprietary
WebSphere IBM Not free. Proprietary
Zoho ZOHO Corporation Free for individual. Prices depend on needs of team or group Proprietary

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