Drupal

While at NTC 2013 this year I presented on A/B testing with Jacob Colie and Hugh Dwyer.  For those interested, here is the slide deck and A/B Testing ROI Calculator that we presented in our session.

Powerpoint

A/B ROI Calculator

The following video provides an overview of the Salesforce queue based integration being developed by Jackson River for the Drupal Salesforce suite module:

Drupal Salesforce queue-based integration from Phillip Cave on Vimeo.

Gearing up for the November elections, EMILY's List recently launched a new website built on Jackson River's Springboard platform. We were very excited to work with EMILY’s List, a group dedicated to electing pro-choice Democratic women to office. They do so through a variety of outreach programs as well as directly training, supporting and endorsing rising Democratic women candidates in state and federal races.

One of the cooler projects we work on is the Democratic Intranet on Capitol Hill - aka - DemCom. We work on the project with the Office of the Democratic Whip and have been developing the intranet for about 3 years now.  DemCom is powered by Drupal 6 and has lots of bells and whisteles - such as LDAP integration, complex organic groups, and consumes data from a variety of external sources.

Times are  a changin' and its safe to say that the time of thinking of your website visitors sitting at their office or home desk accessing your site are over.  Sure, that will still happen, but your users are mobile, and expect you to be too. Before we go into why non profits should go mobile, lets first define what we mean by going mobile.  In general we are not talking about building an iPhone or Android app.  Sure, there will be times this is a good idea, dare we say a great idea, but for now we are talking about your main .org site and not a mobile app.

The International Rescue Committees charitable gift site was recently nominated for the first annual Blue Drop Awards, which recognizes best-of-breed websites built with Drupal.

We try to keep the tooting of horns to a minimum here but Defenders of Wildlife has a new website built by Jackson River; and it is awesome!

The International Fund for Animal Welfare was in need of a new look and platform to support their international advocacy and fundraising work.  With help from a stellar design by Provokateur, we helped bring IFAW into the world of Drupal and Salesforce powering over 10 distinct sites, in multiple languages, with fundraising in a variety of currencies and payment methods as well as an integration with Engaging Networks for

Jackson River is proud to work with the International Rescue Committee (www.rescue.org) on the redesign and launch of this year's Rescue Gifts site (http://gifts.rescue.org).