An example of what can be done with CCM and Red Hat
"Jeff K. Hoffman" <[email protected]>
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Hello, everyone. I would like to take a moment to publicly announce our site's official launch. Planned Giving Design Center, LLC operates a network of over 110 websites, representing over 150 nonprofit organizations. The requirements for our project were fairly unique, with a strong need for content management and a framework that could deliver the content with the right branding to the right end-user. We contracted with Red Hat to provide the development services and chose CCM as our platform. We chose Oracle as our database, and host our production network at SAVVIS (formerly known as Exodus). We have not looked back. While there are issues that we would like to see improved (Bebop productivity, for instance), the site is running wonderfully and our users love it. To the project team at Red Hat (Nuno Santos, Vadim Nasardinov, Richard Su, Tzu-Mainn Chen, Paul Giordano, and anyone else I forgot): THANK YOU. To the platform team, thanks for all of your hard work on CCM. Before I provide the URL, I ask that anyone from this list who visits the site be careful of crufting up our database. In other words, please dont post a bunch of "Testing, 1, 2, 3" comments on the bottom of our articles, etc. Anyone who would like to see our site may visit: http://www.pgdc.com/demo Regards, Jeff K. Hoffman Chief Technology Officer Planned Giving Design Center, LLC PS. We are running on 5.2. While we have access to 6.1, we haven't taken the time to upgrade, yet. Soon! -- Redhat-ccm-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-ccm-list Archives: https://www.redhat.com/pipermail/redhat-ccm-list/