If you only worked 20 hours a month, what would you do with your spare time?
Would you take more trips to the beach? Learn to juggle?
Or would you spend hundreds of hours planning and delivering presentations about DevOps and WordPress?
Not many of us would have the selflessness to devote our time to teaching the community. Fortunately for us all, Carl Alexander has that level of dedication.
Editor's note: this post was co-written by Irina Zaks, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Fibonacci Web Studio, and Tori Sparkman Lewis, Director of Projects at Fibonacci Web Studio.
Working in enterprise IT often means facing a common problem: decide to give the marketing team access to the website and hope they use it wisely or lock it down and risk alienating non-technical users.
There’s a third option, though, and that’s both the marketing and IT teams working together in harmony—it just takes clear communication and a solid process.
"It is not enough to do your best; you must know what to do, and then do your best" —W. Edwards Deming
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.
1. 100+ static websites running on various platforms.
In this post, we break down how to set up and configure Autopilot. Dive in to learn more.
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This post was updated in January 2024.
Imagine you could build a site in hours instead of days. Now, imagine you could use Slack for that. WebMD Ignite, a division of WebMD and Internet Brands, has the future of SaaS healthcare at its fingertips.