It sounds like DNN would be very helpful in your situation because it is very easy to configure security groups and give certain people access to only certain pages to edit. It is very easy to maintain, just log in and make your chages. DNN is good for intranets or regular websites. We use it for both. We have a few different websites and subsites within our company and we keep the different websites seperate - on a different dnn installation so they each have their own database. We do this just to play it safe, so if something goes wrong with one of the sites the others are unaffected. We also use database driven forms, so we programmed them and put them out on the server, then we had to iframe them into a page, and it works great. For the most part we use pre-made modules from www.SnowCovered.com and make any changes if we need to. They have some great modules - I would see if you could find something first before creating one, the modules are usually very cheap and very good. Good luck!
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Stephanie

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For managing your existing web pages I wouldn't recommend DNN as a source code vault. Check out SourceSafe from microsoft. There's a free source code control system on the web but I forget it's name.

DNN should be great for moving forward on future customers as you can have all your code in one area, the skinning interface leaves the look of your sites limited only to your ability and you can make it do anything you want if you can write your own modules.