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Case Studies
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Auna is a leading telecommunications provider for the Spanish market. When Auna’s New Services Group identified online gaming as the next opportunity for growth, they set out to design and build a world-class portal for all things video game-related. |
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The American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) is an international professional society of 30,000 healthcare executives. When ACHE was tasked with launching 100 new Web sites without increasing IT staff they turned to Ingeniux. |
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Bates College is a leading liberal arts college located in Lewiston, Maine. An early adopter of the Internet for internal and external communications, Bates’ Web site quickly grew to over 10,000 individually coded HTML pages. |
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CDFCU learned they could do a lot more business online with better product and services content and more timely and relevant information. |
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How does a local broadcaster compete on the Internet? Fisher’s answer was to provide local news that national organizations cannot provide and to automate national and world news publishing - thus delivering viewers all information of interest without increasing operating costs. |
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"Ingeniux offered the best of both worlds. A full featured publishing server that runs natively on our Xserve and provides a really straight forward authoring client for our desktop Mac users.” Learn how Franklin and Marshall, an Apple campus, deployed campus-wide Web content management. |
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Learn how a small liberal arts college quickly produced an award-winning Web site without adding any additional technical or creative staff. |
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Encompassing an extensive undergraduate program as well as a diverse cadre of graduate schools, Quinnipiac was challenged with trying to serve the unique online needs of each school and department, while maintaining a cohesive site design and ensuring that published content reflected the high standards of the University. |
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In selecting a Content Management System the Navy looked at a number of solutions providers, including Vignette, Ingeniux, Interwoven, Microsoft, and FatWire. Ultimately the Ingeniux CMS was selected because of its ease-of-use and extensibility. |
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Faced with the supporting over 18,000 students and over 200 degree programs, the Web site was quickly surpassing the management capabilities of the IT staff. WSU knew that they needed a robust content management solution. |
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