Case Studies
Learn firsthand how organizations are using Drupal and working with Acquia to power their social publishing websites.
VNU Vacature Media and Acquia relaunch online career site Intermediair.nl in record time
VNU builds entire platform, migrates content, and implements a new design in 10 weeks
Improving Education through Collaboration
Creating community and resource sharing among teachers
Teach First is an independent charity that is working to break the link between low family income and poor educational attainment in the UK. Since 2002, Teach First has placed more than 2,520 teachers in schools facing challenging circumstances to work with students to raise their achievement, access, and aspirations.
Belgische website Gentse Feesten optimaal beschikbaar en sneller dan ooit
Acquia neemt Digipolis hosting-zorg uit handen
De Gentse Feesten zijn in hun 160-jarig bestaan uitgegroeid tot één van de grootste festivals van Europa. Tien dagen lang zijn er meer dan duizend evenementen te bezoeken, variërend van theatervoorstellingen en concerten tot markten en kinderprogramma’s.
KPN Corporate Market and Acquia deliver state-of-the-art cloud aggregation platform “Grip”
Acquia Network and Professional Services help KPN assure site performance and security
With the emergence of various cloud services, KPN identified the opportunity to add customer value, by acting as a cloud aggregator between the cloud service and the enterprise customers. This new service, known as Grip, makes the cloud organized and manageable for customers.
Humana and Digital Bungalow design a WEM campaign with Drupal
Drupal’s ability to integrate facilitates Web Experience Management
It was the kind of problem you want to have. The numbers were in on Humana’s long term lead generating campaign, and they were great. The question was, how to build on this success. With a company-wide rebrand in the works, Humana decided to lead with the campaign’s lifestyle website. The Humana sponsor called MarketBridge, their marketing agency managing the program, and asked for ideas.
Selventa promotes personalized healthcare with Drupal Gardens
Drupal Gardens enables easy website rebuild and maintenance
Asked to assist with the company’s aging website, William Hayes, Senior Vice President of Platform Development at Selventa, a biomarker discovery company, could see that drastic measures were in order. Because the site was built with a difficult custom CMS, no significant structural changes could be made without the original coders. The site needed to be completely rebuilt.
Cision breaks social site boundaries with Seek or Shout on Drupal Commons
Drupal Commons brings a wealth of functionality to social sites
Preparing to create a new kind of social site, called Seek or Shout, Jay Krall, Business Development Director at Cision, began a lengthy research process. Krall remembers, “Cision provides software and database services to the PR community, and we needed a new approach to engaging our clients through more effectively connecting journalists and PR professionals who have relevant interests.
Florida Hospital optimizes patient experience using WEM on Drupal
Web Experience Management thrives with Drupal
Tasked with creating a cohesive web presence for 22 distinct hospital campuses through a single website, David Oakley, Director of Web Engagement & Development at Florida Hospital, needed a new approach. Oakley recalls, “Over the last year, Florida Hospital has begun implementing a plan to present all the Florida entities in the Adventist Health System as one brand and one market. Our previous site only served the eight locations in and around Orlando.
Al-Masry Al-Youm attains stability with Acquia Cloud
Acquia Cloud delivers scalability and support keeping pace with world events
Al-Masry Al-Youm, Egypt’s largest independent daily newspaper is committed to being the leader in free press and keeping Egyptians informed.
New Hampshire Public Radio Reaches Audiences Online with Enterprise Drupal Gardens
Microsites built with Drupal engage listeners beyond the airwaves
Since 1981, New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR) listeners have tuned in to deepen their understanding of state, national and world events, ideas, and culture. So when the station — the Granite State’s only statewide radio news service and its exclusive NPR News outlet — turned to the web as another means to reach its 183,000 weekly listeners, it had to provide content-rich experiences that enhanced its radio programming.