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How Weill Cornell Medical College Built a Dream Distribution with Pantheon

At Weill Cornell Medical College, Dan Dickinson manages a 12-person Web Communications team that designs and develops organizational websites for medical education, research, and patient care. Read how his team is rescuing 100+ websites from design anarchy—by setting out to build the best Drupal distribution in higher education.

 

DIAGNOSIS? AN ADVANCED CASE OF DIGITAL SPRAWL

1. 100+ static websites running on various platforms.

April Site Picks: Sustainability

Earth Day was last week, which is always a good time to evaluate how we interact with our planet. The team at Pantheon try to do our part daily. We either bike, walk, or take public transit to get to & from work. We shop at our local farmer's markets. Maybe we will brew our own beer? That is why this month we are looking at organizations that focus on advancing sustainability, raising awareness of energy issues, and prompting a more balanced ecosystem.

Pantheon Heroes: Community-Leaders in Open Source Contributions

I have been with Pantheon for just over two years now, but it didn’t take me long to see that Pantheon’s users are passionate, knowledgeable and always willing to give back to open source. They are actively engaged with the greater Drupal & WordPress communities. They do this in the form of conference talks, blog posts, documentation, training, working code examples, answering questions in online communities & much more.

Pantheon Hero Spotlight: Steve Lavigne, Director of Technology

Could a single line of dialogue in a blockbuster movie change the course of your entire life?

For Steve Lavigne, Director of Technology for OPIN Software, it was seven words in the original Jurassic Park. 

During the scene in which velociraptors circled the humans in a building with an inactive security system, young Lex, the adolescent hacker, took one look at the defunct security system and yelled: 

“It’s a UNIX system! I know this!”

Pantheon Hero Spotlight: Sandy Edwards, COO of Data Driven Labs

Who is training the next generation of coders and web developers?

Some kids are learning to code in school. That’s great. But it’s not a part of the core curriculum yet. Kids need to know coding and developing, but more than that, they need to enjoy doing both. They need to see how these skills are relevant to their lives, right now and in the future.

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