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Open Source CMS

jim wilde — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 08:37:47 +0000

An open source CMS will save any organization a lot of time and money. We use open source tecnology to solve business problems.

We use an open source content management system (CMS) - Drupal to develop simple to advanced websites. We use Drupal because it helps lower your development cost and time to market while making content publishing easier and faster.

My open source CMS preference and web application framework is Drupal. So I focus a lot on Drupal Module Development, Drupal Consulting, Drupal Template Design, and Drupal Implementation as well as on migrating content from older websites, CMS's, or other sources to Drupal. QuickStudy: Drupal: This open-source content management system offers a flexible way to build and organize Web sites, from Computerworld.

Open Source CMS

Here is a list of other open source content management systems (CMS), from wikipedia.

Open Source CMS - 2010 Awards

From Packt Publishing, "The Open Source Awards is an annual online event held by Packt Publishing to distinguish excellence among Open Source projects.

Now in its fifth year, the Award, formerly known as the Open Source Content Management System (CMS) Award, is designed to encourage, support, recognize and reward not only CMSes but a wider range of Open Source projects." They also have a list of open source cms previous winners.

Open Source CMS Ratings

Here is a list of open source cms's that individule users have voted on. I am not sure how accurate it is but at least you know what is out there.

Open Source CMS - What is it?

Open source CMS's have been around for several years and provide a framework or the so-called plumbing so that we do not have to re-invent things for every new website. This information is from Wikipedia and helps to answer the question, What is a content management system?

An open source CMS is a software system used to manage and control a dynamic collection of Web material (HTML documents, images and other forms of media). A open source CMS facilitates document control, auditing, editing, and timeline management. A CMS typically has:

Automated templates

Create standard output templates (usually HTML and XML) that can be automatically applied to new and existing content, allowing the appearance of all content to be changed from one central place.

Easily editable content

Once content is separated from the visual presentation of a site, it usually becomes much easier and quicker to edit and manipulate. Most open source CMS software includes WYSIWYG editing tools allowing non-technical individuals to create and edit content.

Scalable feature sets

Most open source CMS software includes plug-ins or modules (Drupal has 100's of modules to extend the basic functionality) that can be easily installed to extend an existing site's functionality.

Web standards upgrades

Active open source CMS software usually receives regular updates that include new feature sets and keep the system up to current web standards.

Workflow management

Workflow is the process of creating cycles of sequential and parallel tasks that must be accomplished in the CMS. For example, a content creator can submit a story, but it is not published until the copy editor cleans it up and the editor-in-chief approves it.

Delegation

Some open source CMS software allows for various user groups to have limited privileges over specific content on the website, spreading out the responsibility of content management.

Document management

Open source CMS software may provide a means of managing the life cycle of a document from initial creation time, through revisions, publication, archive, and document destruction.

Content virtualization

Open source CMS software may provide a means of allowing each user to work within a virtual copy of the entire Web site, document set, and/or code base. This enables changes to multiple interdependent resources to be viewed and/or executed in-context prior to submission.

Our services are built around open source CMS, Drupal Consulting, and Drupal design. The services are intended for any size business, non-profit, school, or government agency in New York City and New Jersey. We stay local because we think face-to-face meetings works better for meeting our customers goals. Call 973.433.4007 to learn more.

Recent Drupal Camps: DrupalCampNYC8 , Design4Drupal in Boston 2010

As a senior Drupal consultant, I've performed work on multiple levels: front-end ( drupal template design or themer 20% of the time), backend (drupal module developer 35%), and as a project manager (used AGILE as SDLC and SCRUM), a business analyst, and an implementer (45%).

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Drupal Consultant

jim wilde — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:00:44 +0000

You've come to the right place for Drupal help.

As a senior Drupal consultant, I've performed work on multiple levels> From front-end (Drupal template design or themer), backend (drupal module developer), and as a project manager (used AGILE as SDLC), a business analyst, and an implementer.

What's an implementer? An implementer is a senior Drupal consultant that knows how to select the right combination of modules to build a site, writes code to fill the gaps between them, can troubleshoot a variety of Drupal site recipes - multimedia, social networking, brochure sites, etc., scales and tunes the site for performance, knows how to read between the lines to satisfy business and user requirements, and knows what the best practices are and how to make them work in Drupal. In other words, an implementer is a hybrid position that knows the technical side of Drupal, knows a lot about exportables and staging, and other technologies as well as having an understanding of business concepts, especially marketing and business development.

My open source CMS preference and web application framework is Drupal. So I focus a lot on Drupal Module Development, Drupal Template Design (theme layer), Drupal Consulting, and Drupal Implementation as well as on migrating and converting content from older websites, CMS's, or other sources to Drupal. With Drupal, selecting the right combination of modules and knowing when and how to write that special php glue-code to fill the gaps between core and contributed modules and how to make them all perform as expected is what produces a great Drupal site.

To learn more about Drupal - an open source CMS, check out Drupal.org , to find additional Drupal consultants or developers, and of course, there is Lullabot for Videos, podcasts, tutorials, training, consulting, and guidance. Yes, they are competition but you know - it is a big world and I am focused on NYC and NJ. Besides, they, Lullabot, has kick ass products and podcasts. I'm a big fan of their podcasts. These guys, mustardseed media, have contributed some incredible modules: features, boxes, spaces, strongarm (open atrium - drupal distro). You gotta check their podcasts. I've been using the mdoules, especially features.module, to create exportables, which work great for staging.

As a freelance Drupal consultant and web developer, I have experience developing and rolling out strategic websites, Web 2.0 projects, online applications, social media tools, and open source Content Management Systems ( Drupal CMS), and I have many more years experience in IT and business development.

If you are developing any code on the module or theme layer consider these resources for module development and Drupal Template Design:

Devel
Theme Devel (great tool for make great Drupal Template Designs)
Module Builder
Lullabot API's ref (Drupal core and popular contrib modules)
Theme ( Drupal Template Design) - theme layer

The new big thing in Drupal is EXPORTABLES.

Initially, we only had exportables for cck and views but now we have features.module along with ctools and a couple of other modules that make almost everything in Drupal exportable. This is great because it solves a couple of big problems. Staging environments and the sharing of features code (these are exportables created in a module, which can then be tweaked and used in any other Drupal install).

Recent Drupal Camps: Design4Drupal in Boston 2010, DrupalCampNYC8

Our web development services are intended for any size business, non-profit, school, or government. We stay close to home, NYC or NJ, because we want to be able to meet face-to-face with our customers to get the job done. Call 973.433.4007 to learn more.

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Migrating to Drupal

jim wilde — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 09:52:49 +0000

How to migrate or convert to Drupal can take on many different faces depending on where you are coming from (an html site, another cms, flat files, or a data base driven site, etc.)

If you are new to Drupal, the first thing is to get familiar with it. Drupal is an open-source web application framework with a content management system (CMS) bolted to it. Drupal has a lot of power that can quickly get out of hand and become unwieldy. So, whether you're using Drupal or not, I hope to provide you with aggregated information on the different options to convert or migrate to Drupal (a page out of Drupal handbook on migration).

My CMS preference and web application framework is Drupal, so I focus a lot on Drupal Development, Drupal Consulting, and Drupal Implementation as well as on migrating and converting content from older websites, CMSs, or other sources to Drupal.

I've been working with Drupal for almost six years now. I have experience with Drupal on multiple levels:front-end (themer), backend (developer), and as a project manager and as an implementer (a senior Drupal person that knows how to select the right combination of modules, writes code to fill the gaps between them, scales and tunes the site for performance, and satisfies business requirements, knows what the best practices are and how to make them work in Drupal.)

Getting to Know Drupal

In this podcast, Drupal Screwups and Common Mistakes, several Drupal developers from Lullabot discuss issues they've had as Drupal newbies and frequent mistakes made when creating Drupal sites. The podcast includes a comprehensive list of common site building, coding, and Drupal project planning mistakes. New Drupal users will find this a great resource. They also delve into the Migration module, which is one of the approaches to converting to Drupal.

Other issues that site owners have difficulty with include converting from Wordpress to Drupal, Blogger to Drupal, Moveable Type to Drupal, and migrating or flat files to Drupal.

Start Your Drupal Migration.

"Migration: not just for the birds - So, your client has seen the light and is tossing out their old CMS in favor of Drupal. Their existing content, in the form of square pegs, needs to fit into nice round Drupal objects. How can this process be managed, and what tools are available to assist?"

The migrate module provides a flexible framework for migrating content into Drupal from other sources (e.g., when converting a web site from another CMS to Drupal). Out-of-the-box, support for creating core Drupal object including nodes, users, and comments is included - hooks permit migration of other types of content.

Migrate Extras is a package of modules that integrate the Migrate Module with many of the non-core modules available for drupal, allowing you to import content from other modules, older versions of drupal, or a non-drupal CMS.

How to migrate Wordpress to Drupal.

This module, Wordpress Import, imports a WordPress blog into Drupal from a WordPress eXtended RSS (WXR) file.

Migrating from Blogger to Drupal.

"For starters, there seems to be no module to date that can handle the task. WordPress, however, offers a means of importing Blogger content into itself. Unfortunately, a WP.org Blogger import is notorious for failing. The importer in WP.com works, however. Here's my solutions to date:

Migrating from Movable Type to Drupal.

Follow the same scheme layed out on migrating Blogger to Drupal. Move your MT stuff into WP and then convert WP to Drupal.

Additional Modules to consider in migrating to Drupal.

Feeds - Import or aggregate data as nodes, users, taxonomy terms or simple database records.

•One-off imports and periodic aggregation of content
•Import or aggregate RSS/Atom feeds
•Import or aggregate CSV files
•Import or aggregate OPML files
•PubSubHubbub support
•Create nodes, users, taxonomy terms or simple database records from import
•Extensible to import any other kind of content
•Granular mapping of input elements to Drupal content elements
•Exportable configurations
•Batched import for large files

Node Export - The export module allows users to export an existing node and then import it into another Drupal installation. The idea is similar to the way you export/import Views or Content Types. The module itself was originally based on Node Clone and therefore is similar in configuration and limitations - with the exception that you can create the clone on another website (assuming relevant compatibility with content types and fields).

Node Import - This module allows you to import a set of nodes from a Comma Seperated Values (CSV) or Tab Seperated Values (TSV) text file.

YAMM - It is able to synchronize any type of data as long as the implementation exists. It does only Drupal to Drupal data synchronization.

Deploy - The deployment framework is a series of modules which are designed to allow developers to easily stage Drupal data from one site to another. This includes content (nodes, taxonomy, users, etc.) as well as configuration (views, content types, system settings, etc.).

Important stuff

This is open source software so keep this in mind... Don't assume that modules work the way you think they will out of the box. I run into this problem alot. Module descriptions are helpful but often the developer's idea of a feature is pretty different from what you have in mind... Besides, you never really know how well some modules will play with others until you have them installed, which in some cases could lead to trouble. On the other hand, fixing problems and filling gaps between modules with a little bit of php glue code can really make a site great.

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Search Engine Optimization

jim wilde — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 10:42:16 +0000

In addition to basic SEO / SEM, we'll help you tackle tough problems like poor conversions and high bounce rates.

Search engine optimization takes time and cost money. It is an on-going practice. How much is a sale worth?

Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the volume or quality of traffic to a web site from search engines via "natural" or un-paid ("organic" or "algorithmic") search results as opposed to search engine marketing (SEM) which deals with paid inclusion. Typically, the earlier (or higher) a site appears in the search results list, the more visitors it will receive from the search engine.

The overall practice of SEO is a blend of art and science, and the 'art' portion writing compelling copy, crafting effective headlines and meta tags, obtaining high-quality links.One key area is the use of taxonomies. We use them to categorize content and products. Category terms are indexed by all of the search engines. SEO may target different kinds of search, including image search, local search, video search and industry-specific vertical search engines. This gives a web site web presence. Learn more about, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) from Google.

SEO is not a one time shot. It is an on-going practice. Your competitors are not standing still.

As an Internet marketing strategy, SEO considers how search engines work and what people search for. Optimizing a website primarily involves editing its content and HTML and associated coding to both increase its relevance to specific keywords and to remove barriers to the indexing activities of search engines.

The acronym "SEO" can also refer to "search engine optimizers," a term adopted by an industry of consultants who carry out optimization projects on behalf of clients, and by employees who perform SEO services in-house. Search engine optimizers may offer SEO as a stand-alone service or as a part of a broader marketing campaign. Because effective SEO may require changes to the HTML source code of a site, SEO tactics may be incorporated into web site development and design. The term "search engine friendly" may be used to describe web site designs, menus, content management systems, images, videos, shopping carts, and other elements that have been optimized for the purpose of search engine exposure.

How we practice Search Engine Optimization - Online Marketing - SEO NYC - Competitive Analysis

Develop the organic search strategy

Review all relevant material or attend meetings to gain a full understanding of your marketing/site goals and objectives
Translate marketing goals into a responsible and successful organic strategy based on knowledge of the search engine algorithms
Communicate strategy directly

Create detailed SEO recommendations

Develop keyword strategies for optimal on-site performance
Provide detailed site analysis
Provide actionable competitive analysis
Develop detailed recommendations for site changes
Develop a comprehensive linking strategy

Monitoring progress and adjusting the optimization strategy accordingly

Establish SEO audit baselines
Establish SEO performance baselines
QA all SEO recommendations, before and after launch
Analyze monthly search engine performance reports to determine if new optimizations are needed
Monitor site and competitor site changes

We continuously Improve our SEO expertise

Stay updated with new search engine algorithm changes and tactics
Write client-ready POVs and internal SEO standards documents
Keep abreast of latest search engine trends and news
Recommend and research new tools and offerings (e.g. social search, reputation mgmt., local search etc.)

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Website Development Cost

jim wilde — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:54:24 +0000

Web design - Web development - Web promotion

How much will it cost to launch your website?

The answer varies greatly on what kind of website you need. We run a lean operation. We use a website development methodology based on a rapid development model along with open souce Content Management Systems (CMS) to manage cost.

The result is the ability to consistently deliver custom sites starting at $9,500.

Call, 973.433.4007, and I can give you a rough estimate of what your project may cost or what you can expect to build given a set budget.

Website Services

My primary goal for web pricing is that it is fair and straightforward. I have never surprised a client with an unexpected invoice.

For website project work I typically bid a fixed price, although hourly and not-to-exceed quotes are available options. Smaller tasks are usually offered on an hourly basis.

We guarantee our work for sixty days and provide CMS training. This site guarantee covers all code and design.

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Ask These Questions Before Website Redesign

jim wilde — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 15:48:50 +0000

We use an open source CMS - Drupal - for website redesigns. These questions about website redesign can be applied to new website development and design as well.

If your website isn't built on an open source CMS - we use Drupal, it's probably time for a website redesign.

Modern websites need to be updated or redesigned on a constant basis. Even if you have a "static" site, you still need to make sure the content on it stays current. Many older sites weren't built on a Content Management Systems (CMS) and can be a pain to update, especially for people who aren't comfortable with coding.

Questions about: Website Redesign - Website Development - Web Design

What is the goal of the website?
In other words, when it's working great, what specific outcomes will occur?
Who are we trying to please? If it's the boss, what does she want? Is impressing a certain kind of person important? Which kind?
How many people on your team have to be involved? At what level?

How to Migrate or Convert to an Open Source CMS - Drupal

Who are we trying to reach? Is it everyone? Our customers? A certain kind of prospect?
What are the sites that this group has demonstrated they enjoy interacting with?
Are we trying to close sales?

Reinventing, Reinvigorating, Redesigning your website should be about your CUSTOMERS.

Are we telling a story?
Are we earning permission to follow up?
Are we hoping that people will watch or learn?
Do we need people to spread the word using various social media tools?
Are we building a tribe of people who will use the site to connect with each other?

Advantages of an Open Source CMS - Drupal - Web 2.0 Website

Do people find the site via word of mouth? Are they looking to answer a specific question?
Is there ongoing news and updates that need to be presented to people?
Is the site part of a larger suite of places online where people can find out about us, or is this our one sign post?
Is that information high in bandwidth or just little bits of data?
Do we want people to call us?
How many times a month would we like people to come by? For how long?
Who needs to update this site? How often? Is there a Workflow?
How often can we afford to overhaul this site?
Does showing up in the search engines matter? If so, for what terms? At what cost? Will we be willing to compromise any of the things above in order to achieve this goal?
Will the site need to be universally accessible? Do issues of disability or language or browser come into it?
How much money do we have to spend? How much time?

And finally,

Does the organization understand that 'everything' is not an option?"

I snagged most of those questions from Seth Godin. Here is a link to Seth's post... "Things to ask before you redo your website.

With an open source cms, you are never starting from scratch. See these cms web distro's that are Drupal based.

Note: Keep your Internet marketing strategy (SEO/SEM, Social Media ) in mind with your website redesign.

Here are some more good ideas about website redesign... Preparing and Planning for a Website Redesign from webdesigner depot.

10 Tips to a Successful Website Redesign Web professionals who have "been there, done that" share some pointers.

Website Redesign Services

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Social Media tools in Businesses, Schools, Governments, Non-profits

jim wilde — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 17:09:24 +0000

Open source software provides the same or similar tools to the ones Cicso has implemented.

Cisco System has figured out how to improve business prosesses and productivity using social media tools. Thier CIO, Rebecca Jacoby has led the charge. "... implementation of the following platforms: a dynamic company directory, à la Facebook, that allows employees to collaborate and locate subject-matter experts; a video wiki, à la YouTube, that lets workers post searchable video and audio messages; a company- wide wiki, à la Wikipedia, that supports a vast glossary of company-related knowledge; another wiki that captures business-related ideas; and a portal that explains how best to deploy all the aforementioned technologies.

Some would consider these social media or Enterprise 2.0 projects. Jacoby, a 14-year Cisco veteran, is more likely to characterize them as business process improvement projects, supported by some new collaboration tools. How Cisco Uses Social Media by Elizabeth Bennett"

What's so great about social media tools is that most of them are free. You can use them as a service or download them so that you can install and modify them yourself. Heads up - some of these tools are powerful and can be extended to do almost anything.

"This is one of the very best list of its kind where you can find the simplest online tools that would be helpful for business purposes. You can also use them and will love them whether you are an office worker, a manager, a supervisor, a student, a home user, freelance designer/developer etc. 21 Free Business Web Apps That Can Make Your Lives Easier"

Most of the social networking, community, and portal stuff is built on top of open source software (OSS) which includes content management systems (CMS). CMS's range from very simple, wordpress to more complex ones like plone.

Here is, "20 Promising Open Source PHP Content Management Systems(CMS)" from webdesign booth to get you started.

We prefer to use Drupal, Wordpress, Joomla, and on the CRM side, CiviCRM and SugarCRM for mosdt of our client projects. These applications work great for the markets we serve.

What social media tools are you or your organization using?

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Open Source Software Lessons for Business

jim wilde — Tue, 17 May 2005 13:01:19 +0000

For any person that is interested in developing a website or any piece of software for that matter, they need to check out the oss projects that are scattered all over the net. Check out the leading tags on del.icio.us to get started.How Linux Could Overthrow Microsoft by Charles Ferguson, from Technology Review.com - " With some improvements, the open-source model could even become the dominant global production model for software."Read what else is going about MS from Dan Gillmor on "More on Microsoft's Pay-to-Fix-Our-Mess Business Model". Well, light my LAMP (linux, apache, mysql, php)! Who would have thunk it that little ol' oss projects are displacing the software giants. Software is a service! The businesses that are using Ideascape are more interested in the so-called holes to hang their pictures on than in the drill that makes the holes. In other words, ideas are everywhere and they, clients, would rather be ideascaping instead of screwing around with software. In fact, there are many lessons for any business to learn from the oss community (Boston Consulting on OSS). From project management to innovation and operations.Seth's New eBook is ready, should be your next stop.

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Advantages of a Web 2.0 Website

jim wilde — Sat, 22 Jan 2005 19:56:09 +0000

What do you want your website to do? What actions do you want your users to take? e.g. buy something - send you an email - download a file - call you - generate a lead?

We use CMSs Drupal and Wordpress to build simple to complex websites. More info on Drupal, QuickStudy: Drupal This open-source content management system offers a flexible way to build and organize Websites.

Start taking advantage of an optimized WEB 2.0 website:

Empower non-techies (marketing) to build Web pages, add images, video, etc., on the fly, without sacrificing feature set or control
Implement social media to improve relationship building, search, and improved customer service
Include Web 2.0-based capabilities - customer ratings or reviews - incorporate video

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Easily use wikis, blogs, forums, messaging, connections to 3rd party services, (twitter, facebook, etc) and the latest in social media tools to engage your prospects and customers
Eliminate risky glue code and make the most of your content management investment with an integrated website ecommerce platform - social commerce too
Utilize plugins to take advantage of an open platform so you can offer your customers the right options
Provide top tier results with advanced search
Offer RSS, secure subscriptions and web alerts (XMPP and HTTP)
Make your content king - Easily set up SEO and connect to web analytics

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Web 2.0-Based Marketing Strategies for Small to Medium Businesses

Is your project about a website redesign? Then, Ask These Questions Before Website Redesign .

How much will it cost to launch a web 2.0 website?

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Why I am here!

jim wilde — Mon, 02 Feb 2004 21:06:39 +0000

To help you unlock and apply the benefits of the best open-source software for content management, website development and social media projects.

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About Jim Wilde and Advancing Insights

jim wilde — Mon, 02 Feb 2004 17:41:54 +0000

Open Source CMS, Site Planning, Drupal Module Development, Drupal Themes, Drupal Migration, and Implementation - SEO - Usability - Content Strategy - Business Problem Analysis

Using open source software to solve on-line business problems.

I started this business around the same time open source technologies started to gain popularity. I was fascinated by the power of it and the cool things that were coming out of it. I'm here because there is an abundance of quality OSS (open source software) available now, and I think it offers incredible opportunities. My history includes software and business development, and the creation of the open source CMS was of particular interest to me because it allowed the non-techie to update and edit web content. The writable web had finally arrived!

As a freelance Drupal consultant and business analyst, I have experience developing and rolling out strategic websites, Web 2.0 projects, online applications, social media tools, and Open Source Content Management Systems (CMS), and I have many more years experience in IT and business development.

My open source CMS preference and web application framework is Drupal. So I focus a lot on Drupal Module Development, Drupal Template Design (theme layer), Drupal Consulting, and Drupal Implementation as well as on migrating and converting content from older websites, CMS's, or other sources to Drupal. With Drupal, selecting the right combination of modules and knowing when to add that special php glue-code to fill the gaps between them and how to make them all perform as expected is what produces a great Drupal site. One that delivers on the business requirements.

Web site and intranet solutions:

websites and microsites
open source content management systems
e-comm
social shopping applications
interactive learning portals

social media tools and publishing
collaborative tools - wikis/blogs/forums
community software applications
corporate social networks
blogging and microblogging

Training: Social Information Management (SIM), Social Media Tools, Content Management Systems (Drupal), and Search Engine Marketing and Optimization.

Skills

Information Architecture
Sitemapping
Wireframing
960gs (grid system) for drupal template design
XHTML/CSS
JavaScript/jQuery
Photoshop

SEO / SEM
Google Analytics
Google website Optimizer
Customer Acquisition
Lucene - open source search
Open Atrium & Drupal Distros
WordPress

Drupal
Mediawiki
CiviCRM
Ubercart
PHP/MySQL
Memcache & APC
Varnish

Recent Drupal Camps: DrupalCampNYC8 , Design4Drupal in Boston 2010

What's an implementer? An implementer is a senior Drupal consultant that knows how to select and use the right combination of modules to build a site, knows when and how to write php code to fill the gaps between them, can troubleshoot a variety of Drupal site recipes - multimedia, social networking, brochure sites, etc., scales and tunes the site for performance, knows how to read between the lines to satisfy business and user requirements, and knows what the best practices are and how to make them work in Drupal. In other words, an implementer is a hybrid position that knows the technical side of Drupal, knows a lot about exportables and staging, and other technologies as well as having an understanding of business concepts, especially marketing and business development.

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