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Takeaway: With Drupal 7's end-of-life date set for January 5, 2025, public sector institutions face critical decisions about their web infrastructure. While migration to Drupal 10 offers clear advantages, organizations unable to migrate immediately need robust security measures to protect their… Read More
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Takeaway: When engaging with potential vendors, government officers need to ask the right questions to assess their cybersecurity preparedness. By thoroughly evaluating a vendor's security posture, you can make informed decisions and build partnerships with companies that share their commitment to… Read More
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Website performance is the speed, reliability, and efficiency with which a website is able to load web pages and deliver content. It refers to how fast a user can access and interact with a web page.
Website performance is essential for providing a good user experience, as slow loading times can… Read More
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The topic of open source vs. proprietary software for government websites—actually any websites—is the source of a lot of conversation and consideration these days.
Very often, it’s support services that proves to be the key differentiator. With proprietary software, support is… Read More
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I was recently thinking about Promet’s engagement with British Columbia’s Knowledge Network, and was reminded of a famous maxim from the theater world: “There are no small parts, only small actors.”
I’ve always loved that saying because it drives home the point that excellence at every level and… Read More
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On the surface, there’s not much about Drupal maintenance and support that seems compelling.
The exciting part, of course, is the design, development, and launch of a new site—this phase is full of promise, game-changing possibilities, and anticipation on many levels.
If the… Read More
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