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Vensafe - Automated Sales Solutions in Five European Countries

vensafeVensafe is the world's leading company dealing with solutions which secure increased surpluses on high-value products within the retail business. Vensafe reduce shrinkage and increase sale of high value products in the retail business with automated sale solutions.
The company is active in five European countries, and operates from its main office in Moss, south of Oslo. Besides Norway, Vensafe has established daughter companies in Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Belgium. Today there are more than 4000 Vensafe dispensers distributed between the different markets

As such, they need to communicate with shop owners, and building a website became a must. Their mission is to make retailers more profitable. Geir Gulland, project lead at the web agency Front Kommunikasjon, explains “We strive to make the retailers more profitable, which is the footprint in our strategy.” Retailers needed to know about this service and a website was the best way to reach old as well as prospective clients.

Drupal-powered Travel site with taxonomy-driven color!

Drupal-powered Travel site with taxonomy-driven color!

We just redesigned and rebuilt content-rich http://www.indianchieftravel.com in Drupal 6 from the ground up. The original theme is A3 Atlantis, with considerable customization. We ask you to test drive it, sample a few pages to see how the tiered color themeing works, and give us your candid feedback. Merci beaucoup!

A brief synopsis:

There were many challenges that necessitated customizations, resulting in several firsts, among them the following:

Taxonomy-driven color coding with a different color for every country and all its destinations, picked on the fly when creating term, and called up by query.

SEO for Views (new module built): Meta tags with page titles, descriptions, keywords, DC title, etc, for views. Page titles and meta tags for Views has always been an issue in the past for Drupal sites. Now we have a module.

Third-party APIs, particularly Google maps at 4 levels: country, state, destination, local address.

Taxonomy-driven hierarchy using terms and books.

Migration of books from D5 to D6 posed some challenges and resulted in the configuration of a module for that too.

Synotrip.com - A Place to Meet Independent China Tour Guides, Plan Custom Trips to China

Synotrip.com provides travellers with an easier and more flexible way to plan their trip to China. It is a community composed of travellers and tour guides, both of which have different requirements. It is also partially localized into Chinese, making it much more usable for our Chinese readers. On Synotrip, travellers can browse through thousands of listings and photos; browse and contact hundreds of tour guides; find hundreds of custom tours. They can post reviews, listings and photos themselves, or even post a 'tour request' from which tour guides can contact them. I can't imagine how we could've built it without Drupal.

Why Drupal?

With Drupal, we were able to build a highly customized site and rapidly launch new features. The result is a unique, website that is used by thousands and continues to quickly grow.

Exiph.com - Drupal locative and image microblogging website

Our Story

Hi, thanks for looking at www.exiph.com (pronounced: ex if dot com)! exiph.com is a picture and location blog built in Drupal. What is a "picture and location blog?" We call it locamage blogging - for "location and image" blogging.

Football, Beer and Drupal

Like beer and sports? Then you're probably JB's Sports Bar's target market (yeah it's a big market). Our job here was really clear. Design and develop an engaging site that's easy to update with promotions, flyers and sports events. Just about every bit of text, image, link or otherwise can be updated by JB's managers in minutes through Drupal. In fact the Sports Events update them self via RSS and the feeds module, how about that!

http://www.jbsportsbar.co.uk/

The World Wildlife Fund using Drupal for Climate Change Adaptation Platform

In 2009 the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) chose Appnovation Technologies to develop a Drupal based community website named Adaptation Learning Platforms. The portal is a community platform which allows NGOs, researchers, and policy makers collaborate together and look at how wildlife is affected by global climate challenges. It features community tools such as groups, discussion forums and user profiles. Initally WWF looked at using Open Atrium, but they quickly realized that since the site is not a project based site, the Open Atrium version would not be as effective. WWF made the decision to develop their ALPs site on the Drupal platform because it offers all the community options they wanted to incorporate and is easily scalable.

For more than 45 years, WWF has been protecting the future of nature. The world’s leading conservation organization, WWF works in 100 countries and is supported by 1.2 million members in the United States and close to 5 million globally. WWF's unique way of working combines global reach with a foundation in science, involves action at every level from local to global, and ensures the delivery of innovative solutions that meet the needs of both people and nature.

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