DotNetNuke is a web content management system (WCM or CMS) and application development framework which enables businesses to quickly build and deploy feature-rich, interactive web sites and applications in Microsoft .NET. An intuitive, menu-driven interface allows even non-technical users to easily create new sites or extend the functionality and features of their existing web site. DotNetNuke is the world’s most widely adopted framework for building web solutions on Microsoft Windows Server. DotNetNuke powers over 400,000 portals, intranets, extranets, and public web sites. An enthusiastic open source community with more than 700,000 registered members supports the platform. Standard modules include:
Announcements Blog Chat Room Documents Manager Events Management FAQ Feedback	Forums Help IFrame LinksMap Media News Feeds Reports	Repository Store Survey Text/HTML Users Online Wiki XML
Literally thousands of other open source and commercial modules are available to address nearly any business requirement.  Existing modules can be customized or new ones can be built for specialty purposes if needed. Within minutes of installing DotNetNuke, a person with no programming experience can create an original, dynamic web site.  A DotNetNuke web content management (WCM or CMS) or application development framework user with little technical expertise can create new pages of content using pre-built content types (modules) like announcements, discussions, events, FAQs, feedback forms, and images.  Users can create  membership roles, send bulk emails, and define secure sections for registered site users only.  These users can even create banner advertising, customize the site’s appearance, and submit the site to search engines.

 

DotNetNuke is a web content management system (WCM or CMS) and application development framework which enables businesses to quickly build and deploy feature-rich, interactive web sites and applications in Microsoft .NET. An intuitive, menu-driven interface allows even non-technical users to easily create new sites or extend the functionality and features of their existing web site. DotNetNuke is the world’s most widely adopted framework for building web solutions on Microsoft Windows Server. DotNetNuke powers over 400,000 portals, intranets, extranets, and public web sites. An enthusiastic open source community with more than 700,000 registered members supports the platform. Standard modules include:
Announcements Blog Chat Room Documents Manager Events Management FAQ Feedback	Forums Help IFrame LinksMap Media News Feeds Reports	Repository Store Survey Text/HTML Users Online Wiki XML
Literally thousands of other open source and commercial modules are available to address nearly any business requirement.  Existing modules can be customized or new ones can be built for specialty purposes if needed. Within minutes of installing DotNetNuke, a person with no programming experience can create an original, dynamic web site.  A DotNetNuke web content management (WCM or CMS) or application development framework user with little technical expertise can create new pages of content using pre-built content types (modules) like announcements, discussions, events, FAQs, feedback forms, and images.  Users can create  membership roles, send bulk emails, and define secure sections for registered site users only.  These users can even create banner advertising, customize the site’s appearance, and submit the site to search engines.