Who needs Vivvo ?
A content management system (CMS) is a computer software system for organizing and facilitating collaborative creation of documents and other content. A content management system is frequently a web application used for managing websites and web content, though in many cases, content management systems require special client software for editing and constructing articles.
The market for content management systems remains fragmented, with many open-source and proprietary solutions available. (Wikipedia) However l would not recommend Vivvo to anyone in the World. You need to pay for updates and updates never finish. We do have 2 licence and never had a time to use it because of updates. Just wasted money and you will never claim your money back by the way so think about carefully. More interesting is you cannot sell your licence to anyone with out paying to Vivvo again, well l know its a nice catch but not very professional because they think it is.
If you want to use or create site with CMS check out below list and you will be glad and remember what l sad early because our experince is the truth.
Other CMS aside from Joomla and Wordpress:
Typo3 – Open source content management system.
Xaraya – Open source content management system.
Plone – Open source content management system based on Zope and Python.
PostNuke – Open source content management system.
Vignette – Enterprise content management system.
Zope – Open source application server for building content management systems.
Textpattern – Open source content management system by Dean Allen.
PHPwcms – Open source content management system based on PHP and MySQL.
PHP-Nuke – Popular open source content management system based on PHP.
Xoops – Open source content management system based on PHP and MySQL..
Bricolage – Open source content management system.
CMSimple – Open source content management system.
DotNetNuke – Open source content management system based on ASP.NET.
Drupal – Open source content management system.
eZ Publish – Open source content management system by eZ Systems.
Mambo – Open source content management system by Miro International.
Metadot – Open source portal server.
phpWebSite – Open source content management system based on PHP by the Web Technology Group at Appalachian State University.
RedDot – Enterprise content management system.
SPIP – Open source content management system based on PHP and MySQL by the minirezo.
Alfresco – Open source, J2EE-based content management system.
Site Executive – Content management system by Systems Alliance.
Vertical Site – Content management system based on J2EE by Enonic.
Back-End – Open source content management system for small/medium websites based on PHP and MySQL.
CMS400.NET – Content management system based on .NET by Ektron.
e107 – Open source content management system based on PHP and MySQL.
Freestyler – Content management system by Datalink.
NQContent – Content management system based on Coldfusion by NetQuest.
Kwiki – Open source wiki-type content management system based on Perl.
CityDesk – Content management tool by Fog Creek
Caravel – Open source content management system based on PHP.
QP7 – Content Management System by Quantum Art.
Tikiwiki – Open source content management system.
WebGUI – Open source content management system by Plain Black.
Website Baker – Open source content management system based on PHP.
SMBCMS – Small business content management system.
Miraserver – Content Management System based on PHP and MySQL by PC Media..
Artiphp Velocity – Open source content management system. Also called ArtiVelocity or Artiloo.
AssetNow – Content management system by Orbital.
Clever Copy – Free content management system based on PHP and MySQL.
Colony – Content management system to create accessible websites by Red Ant Development.
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l had same problem with vivvo and just wasted money now using joomla and its perfect.
I’ve wasted my money for Vivvo Professional + Premium Support. I had last year a big problem, a white page on Home Page and they didn’t offer at all a quick solution (note: Premium Support). I waited 10 days without a reply from support. (i solved my problem alone) My solution was a come back to Wordpress where you have now a good working script and million users, you find immediately answer to your problems. If anyone need an help for a migration from vivvo to wordpress take a look at http://www.italiasw.com/tutorials/migrazione-da-vivvo-cms-a-wordpress-4003.html (English Users, there’s a doc too). Think twice before leaving wordpress
Well vivvo is just wasting money, alot of good developer can provide better script guys but always think twice before leaving wordpress or joomla ..
hey stop pls, just go for JOOMLA and see the CMS
I’m searching a lot and at this moment feeling overloaded with so manny CMS information. I need to create a newspaper website and I know wordpress joomla and drupal but I have no experience. So I’ve been testing vivvo, and searching for more info. At the first sight, it seems to be a good solution, looking to the simple way it works. But If I could find a better way to do the same I would be gratefull. I’ve seen a drupal group about how to create newspapers with drupal, but it seems a lot of work. Please tele-me that I’m wrong and point-me a solution. Thanks
well l would not recommend vivvo to anyone because all they interested is your money, support deletes post, comments. if you want something secure and safe also user friendly try Wordpress or Joomla but always think twice before yo get vivvo.
However vivvo looks nice but not same as how it looks, so if you dont want to waste your money and time try wordpress, Joomla or drupal there is alot of news, magazine themes.
You must be either 12, or working for Vivvo’s competition
[quote]However l would not recommend Vivvo to anyone in the World. You need to pay for updates and updates never finish.
Commercial CMS asking you to pay for updates, who ever heard of that 
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Wow, imagine that
Grow up…
You will pay for updates but only if you recieve to service but l did pay but never recieved service. more interesting if you want to sell your licence you must pay again to vivvo, what kind a service is this, wake up pls.
l do strongly agree with post, however if you have a big project just dont relay on vivvo.
I was a real Vivvo Customer, fortunately for only 4 months. The real fact is that you pay what you don’t have in Vivvo, a real support. I was paying premium support and i waited 10 days for a reply, this is why i came back to wordpress. I choosed Vivvo because i was thinking to have a better product for my visitors, the fact is that Wordpress has a 1000 times better articles management and media management, the vivvo one are real buggy. And if i search support, i find million people on Wordpress forums