As they grow, why do Jentla sites remain so fast?

With Jentla, only the currently published information is held on the Site.   All the other versions created during the content workflow are held on the Jentla Manager. Jentla sites don't get bloated with unpublished content, but instead remain lean, fast internet presences that deliver results.

What makes Jentla highly scalable?

To support more than one site, other CMS systems add new sites to the same database. Jentla creates separate, independent, free standing Joomla websites, each with their own database and file system connected to the Jentla Manager via webservices. As a result, the Jentla distributed architecture can scale and the sites have no single point of failure.

What is the difference between a multisite CMS and a multi-tenant CMS?

The simplest answer is a multisite CMS treats information as objects, which can be shared amongst multiple sites intuitively. It can create powerful relationships between sites and exploit the benefits of content sharing. Most CMS solutions are not capable of this level of integration. They are effectively multi-tenant systems with individual sites sharing the same database.

Can Jentla manage upgrades on remotely hosted Sites it controls?

Yes, Jentla can upgrade the Joomla installation on remotely hosted sites it controls as long as the permissions are correctly configured. Jentla can also manage upgrades of all extensions, language packs and templates.

Are there any core hacks made to Joomla to create Jentla?

No, we have built Jentla as Joomla Components. The multisite replication and secure communications layer are outside Joomla. Jentla requires no core hacks to Joomla.

Are the Jentla components based on pre-existing work?

We have to thank one of our partners, JXtended, for some of their components, Control, and Magazine which have been considerably extended in Jentla. We are going to be contributing back to the Joomla ACL core code.

Is Jentla Open Source?

Jentla is comprised of GPL licensed Joomla components and a proprietary management layer outside Joomla which handles the interactions between the Jentla Manager and the individual Joomla sites.

I'm a developer who already profitably hosts hundreds of Joomla sites. Why would I want to use Jentla?

Firstly, Jentla N radically simplifies your support and upgrade processes releasing staff to focus on higher value work. Secondly, Jentla N helps you scale your business enabling you to support many more customers without increasing your infrastructure or overheads. Thirdly, Jentla N enables you to design and resell high value multi site solutions to your enterprise clients, all at previously unattainable price points. Jentla’ therefore decreases costs, increases capacity and unlocks new revenue potential. You’ll want to use Jentla because it makes you more profitable – that’s the bottom line.

I'm a decision maker inside a large enterprise with many websites. Why would I want to use Jentla?

Jentla provides functionality previously available only in the high end bespoke solutions provided by vendors such as Microsoft, IBM and Oracle etc

Jentla radically simplifies the processes and lowers the cost of managing a complex multi site presence. Most importantly, because it relies on the open source Joomla CMS, Jentla is available at a fraction of the total cost of ownership of any of the high end solutions. The combination of functionality and a compelling price point enables enterprises to deploy multi site strategies that were previously unaffordable. Jentla provides impressive new multi site options, reduces existing costs and gives you a better ROI on your online strategy – that’s the bottom line.

Which large organizations trust Joomla with their web presence?

Joomla is trusted by many large organizations as their CMS of choice. Here is a small selection of organizations using Joomla for their web presence:

    * National Lampoon
    * United Nations Regional Information Centre
    * Burger King microsite campaigns
    * Belgian Local Police
    * Harvard University
    * Danone yoghurt
    * Epson Research & Development
    * Citibank
    * Nikon Instruments
    * Olympus Australian
    * Porsche Brazi
    * Quizilla
    * Scandinavian Airlines
    * Sprint customer feedback site
    * TNA Wrestling
    * Financial Times markets data