We use Wordpress as a lightweight CMS for small-business websites, and as a large-scale institutional blogging platform.
WordPress has grown from a blogging solution into an impressive offering in the lightweight CMS market. In many cases, clients who don't require the features of TYPO3 can be better served by WordPress. We have experience developing Wordpress themes and plug-ins for small businesses as well as developing and administering large-scale multisite WordPress instances.
Our developers are experienced in Wordpress plug-in, theme, and widget development.
Our team has the know how to develop custom WordPress plug-ins that are tailored to your specific requirements. For example, we have implemented single sign-on (SSO) connectors between WordPress and Moodle as well as WordPress and MediaWiki. We have developed featured content plug-ins and integrated WordPress authentication into our clients' intranets and other external user databases.
We specialize in large-scale WordPress deployments, especially in academic and educational settings.
We have developed, administered, and maintained large-scale WordPress deployments for many clients. Our past experience includes hosting thousands of student and faculty blogs for the University of Mary Washington, where we assisted IT in sharing the blogs across multiple databases. We also provide high-level consulting services for the City University of New York's Academic Commons project, a large-scale WordPress Multi-User installation that is distributed across multiple machines. In this capacity, not only have we developed parts of the site, but we have also written up detailed documents explaining distributed development practices, and organized a migration to source-code control and a staged development process. Other clients include the Tides Foundation, who rely on us to host, administer and develop their installation of Wordpress Multi-User. Contact us for more information on how we can help you with a organizational blogging strategy.
