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Content Management System

Greenhill

Greenhill and Co., an independent global investment banking firm, struggled to keep their antiquated website updated as well as stand out among their competitors. Our design and development solution helped to clearly position their brand and integrated an easy-to-manage and feature-rich content management system that enabled the depth of the site content to flow freely to even the most novice user. Read More

Hudson-Bergen Light Rail

The website for NJ TRANSIT’s Hudson-Bergen Light Rail needed to be multi-functional as well as multilingual. Requiring a visually appealing format, it also needed to provide station and schedule information to the user base. WSITS created a Website that encouraged a sense of community. With "Club Light Rail" as the centerpiece, the MyLightRail.com and MiMejorMovida.com (Spanish version) websites provided discounts and promoted local events that would be of interest to community members who live within the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail system. Read More

Louis Berger Group

WSITS built a microsite for the Louis Berger Group that showcases videos we produced of the firm’s employees describing their work in some of the work’s most fragile states. The videos were shot in front of a green screen to allow for seamless integration into the microsite’s framework. Read More

Mainstream Greenhome

WSITS created a tech-savvy addition to the Mainstream Greenhome website, which we also built. A Flash-based tour of the home showcases the numerous levels of detail in the construction as well as the "green" features such as insulation and geothermal loops. Read More

Malaria Progress

WSITS was tasked with revamping and relaunching malariaprogress.org by redesigning a new home page, introducting the Special Envoy’s content to the site (which was previously housed on another site), and building the relaunched site in an open-source content management system. Information, Flash maps and news items were consolidated for the two entities on the front end of the site. The CMS was built to ensure easy updating for site administrators, which included allowing for simple updates to dynamic Flash-based maps and malaria coverage projections modules. Read More

Mayo Clinic Proceedings

Winning Strategies designed, developed and launched a state-of-the-art XML based online version of the Mayo Clinic Proceedings journal. In order to do so, major custom components were created to enable staff and editors to enter new content through a Content Management System, a dynamic XML content publishing component, a limited text access e-commerce subscription system and a sophisticated, SQL database-driven framework responsible for distributing and managing the site and Journal content. Read More


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