In a recent episode we introduced KnowledgeTree, an Enterprise CMS best known for its easy installation. Today we share news of a recently announced partnership between KnowledgeTree and Zend Technologies.

KnowledgeTree 3.7, available in Q4 2009, will be deployed on Zend Server, a widely used enterprise grade PHP server. In the CMS Report announcement, Zend Technologies is described as “the leading provider of products and services for developing, deploying, and managing business-critical PHP applications.”

Early tests show that KnowledgeTree runs 40 percent faster on Zend Server. In addition to speed and performance, Zend Server also delivers reliability.

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In his CMS Report this week, CMS enthusiast Bryan Ruby reviews a new CMS tool called GetSimple CMS, newly launched by Chris Cagle. This brand spanking new tool is aimed at small businesses, and have a few nice features worthy of note.

These include an “undo” command that works for almost every action, and a revision backup feature. The tool also can generate an XML sitemap, which is used by most search engines for indexing. And it has an integrated help ticket system.

Another factor to note is that GetSimple CMS uses XML files for database storage, instead of the more common SQL database. GetSimple CMS is a PHP application that runs on Unix or Linux OS and Apache servers. Demo and download are available at get-simple.info.

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