A website "Content Managment System" with CRM

hi all,
we're looking into revamping our company's website. It'll be mostly a B2B website (in the future b2c). We're looking into finding a Content Managment System (CMS) that can handle most of the work so people form our marketing department will be making change without manipulating the code. Most importantly we need the website to be able to link into our SAP CRM. The only simliar products i was able to find was CoreMedia and Sybit. Do you guys recommend any kind of a CMS?
Thanks you in previous!

Hi Samer,
the only integration supported by SAP is the integration with an SAP Enterprise Portal. However, SAP Internet Sales can be easily and extensively modified to fit virtually any needs. Maybe you could have a look at the "Development and Extension Guide" for E-Commerce which is available from the [SAP Service Marketplace|https://service.sap.com/crm-inst] (-> SAP CRM 2005 -> CRM Core and Standalone Components) and which shows many ways to fit the webshop to your needs.
Best regards,
Martin

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