Drupal is an Open Source content management system (CMS). Put simply, Open Source software allows anyone to inspect and improve the source code. This process has resulted in a highly reliable, secure, high-performance platform on which Drupal is built. This platform also allows us to create just about anything you need, quickly and efficiently.

We use Drupal for all of our web projects. We also advise organizations how best to implement Drupal.


Why use Drupal?

• Excellent value
  Because Drupal is "open source" software, you don't need to pay
  any licensing fees.
• Secure
  Security safeguards are built into the system withauto-notifications.
  If a security issue has been discovered, we'll know about it immediately.
• Reliable
  Drupal has been subject to extensive testing worldwide by thousands of
  programmers.
• Easy to use & update
  Being a CMS (content management system), you can update your own site when
  and where you want, easily
• Visible
  Drupal is search-engine friendly, so you will be found by more people.
• Flexible
  Pages and design styles can easily be changed as your business expands and
  evolves.
• Abundant with features
  If you need a booking system, on-line transactions, membership login or a
  photo gallery, you can have it - and more. The options are nearly endless
• Safe
  Drupal is a safe choice because it's used by thousands of organizations
  all over the world, it runs on the most common hosting platforms and expertise
  is readily available.

What type of sites can Drupal be used for?

Today, Drupal powers sites including the homepages of Warner Brothers Records, The New York Observer, Fast Company, Popular Science, and Amnesty International and project sites by SonyBMG, Forbes, Harvard University, and more. Drupal can be used to create personal weblogs (Tim Berners-Lee), deliver podcasts (TWIT.tv), connect online communities (SpreadFireFox.com), form artist collectives (Terminus 1525) or inform the masses (The Onion).

Awards

Drupal recently won the Overall 2007 Open Source CMS Award. Not bad considering
there are 843 content management systems in the world today.*
*Source: CMS Matrix as of January 2008