Wiki, RFS System, Document store - Can Drupal do it all ?
I'm currently looking to bring various bits and bobs together under one platform and I'm trying to see if Drupal can handle me needs.
I currently have a Wiki (MediaWiki) running for general information sharing and content.
We use Grouphub for Job Request Flkows / Request For Service type tasks (very inflexible !)
I'm getting pressure to use Sharepoint as a central document repository and versioning.
Could Drupal handle all of these taks either natively or with Modules ?
Does it have a built in Wiki ? If not, can I import what we have in our Wuki to Drupal as articles ?
Does Drupal's document handling support versioning ?
Is there a native Job Workflow system ? I have seen the Support Module and while I think it's on the right track, I would really need to add more fields to it. I'll approach the developer directly I guess. Or is it easy enough to create something in Drupal with CCK or whatever (forgive me, I'm not up with Drupal terminology yet).
If anyone has accomplished similar I'd love to hear it. If Drupal gets close then I'd be prepared to have a crack at developing the other bits I need myself or, most likely, pay someone to do it.
Any pointewrs would be greatly appreciated.
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The only thing you mention that drupal currently does not do natively is true document management. It can do file management (simple uploading and downloading), but not document management. I've been struggling with this since I started with drupal. Currently I'm using sharepoint document libraries for document management. I use the link module to allow users to post links to the appropriate document in the sharepoint library. I've tried all sorts of different methods, but it turns out my users simply will not tolerate any form of doc management that does not seamlessly integrate with MS office.
However, there is the http://drupal.org/project/cmis_alfresco and http://drupal.org/project/alfresco modules which look promising.
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