Sitefinity is a Content Management System from Telerik. Some existing customers are migrating content from Sitefinity to SharePoint. This article describes the built-in SharePoint Connector for Sitefinity.
The popularity ranking of Content Management Systems are:
- SharePoint
- DotNetNuke
- Sitefinity
Migrations happen from bottom-to-top.
Sitefinity Trial
You can download a trial from:
Sitefinity

After Installation
Sitefinity has SharePoint like pages, lists and libraries. You can access the Home Page from the browser.

The following is a screenshot of a page.

The following is a screenshot of list items.

Permissions are similar to SharePoint.

SharePoint Connector
Sitefinity provides a built-in connector for SharePoint. 2-way Synchronization is possible through this approach. There is a 2-way connector to synchronize data between Sitefinity and SharePoint.
Connector for SharePoint
Testing Connector
From the Administration tab of the home page, choose "Connector for SharePoint".

In the page that appears choose "Add a SharePoint Site".

Choose the Document Library from SharePoint.

Choose the Synchronization Type and Interval.

After creating the connection choose the "Synchronize" option.

We can see that the SharePoint pre-existing libraries and documents are synchronized into Sitefinity.

You can try the 2-way synchronization too. Add a document into Sitefinity and choose the Synchronize option. Refresh the SharePoint library to see the new document there.

This concludes our article on Sitefinity Synchronization to SharePoint.
References
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Summary
In this article we explored the Sitefinity SharePoint Connector.

Jean PaulPosted Apr 16, 2014, 4:54 PM
Yeah! DotNetNuke is more popular. Capability-Popularity graph is not straight. Same think like Java & C#.. Java is Popular, But C# is More Powerful & Featured.. Do you agree Sam? Should we start another argument here? :)
Jean PaulPosted Apr 15, 2014, 6:52 PM
Hello Sam, I don't think it is a BIASED-REPLY. I had used Sitefinity - it is good with web/list/doc features - But cannot compare with SharePoint - having workflows / infopath / ext. policies / search / preview / extension / apps / dev etc.
Jean PaulPosted Jan 26, 2014, 3:44 PM
Hei Sam, Thank You reading it. One link I can provide http://www.cmswire.com/cms/web-cms/sharepoint-dotnetnuke-and-sitefinity-win-best-cms-awards-004730.php Plus, I have some magazine updating the same, will find out.
Sam HobbsPosted Jan 26, 2014, 12:28 PM
I did a search for "popularity ranking of Content Management Systems". Apparently SharePoint is not in the top 10.