It's been two days I'm searching to select an appropriate open-source DMS for a large-scale enterprise. Among all of the open-source document management systems written in Java, Nuexo, LogicalDoc and Alfresco seem to have a good reputation. However, I couldn't find a fair comparison among them and as I don't have any experience in this context, it's so hard to choose among them. So far, I have installed Nuxeo and LogicalDoc and checked some of their functionalities. It seems both have many common features. I don't have any idea about Alfresco yet but it made me somehow disappointed because it seems its community edition does not include most of its useful features (http://www.alfresco.com/products/community).
Finally there some important criteria I'm supposed to consider in all of them:
I'd be grateful if you share your experience in this context.
Nuxeo might suit your needs:
Nuxeo Platform is free, there is no restrictions on which OS or DB is or is not supported. The subscription to Nuxeo Online Services provides access to Nuxeo Studio, Nuxeo Marketplace, Nuxeo Cloud and Nuxeo Support. You might want to subscribe, depending on your needs.
Alfresco community may address all the criterias you mentioned since
Obviously, in a production, enterprise wide application you should go for an Enterprise Edition license. Alfresco is fully open source but this doesn't mean it's free at all.
You can find a very good comparison between community and enterprise edition in this SO post
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