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NYU Langone Medical Center wished to create full-featured "Find a Doctor" and "Biosketch" tools in addition to upgrading from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6. The major challenge was that much of the physician data resided externally and required live time querying of those sources instead of locally storing within their CMS. Additionally, the site's design was completed and approved independently of the technical specifications, introducing unique deployment challenges which were successfully overcome.

AgeLab uses a systems approach to understand the connections and opportunities in everyday activities and environments – seeking information, adopting behaviors, choosing between products and services, and validating choices. Their Drupal 6 deployment required the ability for site managers to facilitate volunteering and tools for sponsors, all through custom module development.

The MGH Cancer Center vision was to create a unified experience for family, friends and patients to gain access to any information they sought. The main priority was to maintain focus on the user experience, understanding that the majority of visitors were not visiting the site out of casual desire, but out of unfortunate need. While our information architecture remains, the technology of the site has shifted to an internally based, organizational system, bearing only structural resemblance to what we had delivered.

NEPHO needed a fairly straightforward Drupal 6 site with the exception an intricate permissioning and data delivery system. Their needs dictated that they be able to upload a CSV file upon demand and have that data be parsed into a PDF file. At the time of delivery, no modules existed to handle this so we created a custom module to facilitate this procedure. Access to the data in question is restricted to authorized physicians.

Benajmin Zander's website was built using ActivePerl and Access and required a very specific hosting environment. When they received word that their host was discontinuing support of required services and they were unable to locate another compliant provider, it became necessary to convert their backend into a more supportable language. The task was to recreate their existing functionality as identically as possible, which was achieved through PHP and MySQL.