Golf is one of those rare games where scoring is backward. The golfer with fewer strokes wins.
A similar success formula works for Golf.com, a digital arm of Golf Magazine. In website performance analytics, the fewer milliseconds it takes for the page to load, the higher returns on investment.
Hubbard Broadcasting runs 50 television and radio stations across 10 states. A hundred-year-old company, this traditional media network had to adapt to the pressures of the digital age and follow its audience where they are – online.
Decisely is an HR tech platform providing small to medium-sized businesses with tools to help them manage benefits ranging from healthcare to retirement. Think benefits for thousands of employees of hotels, fast food chains and real estate companies. All serviced by one web developer.
Mindgrub is a design and development agency based in Baltimore, Maryland. They standardize on Pantheon all of their Drupal and WordPress projects to streamline development and build better sites for their clients.
A decade ago, Mason James and Kimberly Lipari found there was no company offering the level of web development and hosting support they wanted to give their clients. So they created one. Originally known as WP Valet, Valet has grown into a digital agency with a reputation for top-notch WordPress migration, site management and comprehensive support.
OFX is an international money services provider powering transfers of 50+ different currencies all over the world. OFX manages over $100 billion in transfers from its eight regional offices spread across EMEA, APAC and the Americas. A public company, it has 500+ employees.
The New Business (TNB) is a digital marketing agency helping businesses deliver extraordinary online experiences. CMS-agnostic, TNB is leveraging Front-End Sites on Pantheon to help their clients in the tourism industry win over new audiences. Read our interview with Mike Jacobs, TNB’s Co-Founder, to find out how decoupled helps achieve business agility and deliver the best user experience.
We caught up with John Doyle, the CEO of Digital Polygon, shortly after his team relaunched their agency website using Pantheon’s decoupled solution, Front-End Sites. Doyle created Digital Polygon four years ago to deliver cutting-edge solutions to clients' most challenging business problems through the use of open-source technologies.