The Robex website was created to allow the Builders Exchange of Rochester to help manage their membership and content. The site is fully content managed by the end user; they can edit content, post topical legislative information, create events, and track registrations for those events. In addition the site allows access to their plan-room software and their VoterVoice registration.

Specific business challenges: complete redesign and re-layout of navigation, content update, event management.

Specific modules used: Event management, HouseMenu, Extended registration, IFrame portals.

The Structured Technologies website required a new layout and design, as well as integration into a number of high-end features. Key whitepaper content is hidden behind a registration layer, allowing valuable information to be gathered from potential clients and contacts. In addition the site features liveChat capability integrated directly into the site frame. The site also features portals to an EMC vendor portal site.

Business challenges: complete redesign and re-engineering of web marketing direction, integration of 3rd party design, registered user controlled downloads, liveChat integration.

Modules: custom skin and containers, extended registration.

Tabtronics wanted a website in a rush. Their goal was to deploy a site within 4 weeks, when one of their major marketing conferences was scheduled. The site was completely redesigned from the ground up, and both existing and new content was deployed. In addition there were a number of special requirements, including a user managed glossary of terms, the ability to create and extend a product catalog, and custom request-for-quote forms.

The site was quite successful, generating new leads for Tabtronics within days of its deployment.

Business challenges: alphabetized client managed glossary of terms, registered user downloads, complex request-for-quote forms, customer managed product catalog, 3-week deployment time frame with a 4-week go-live

Modules used: rotated features module, glossary module, XMOD, extended login capabilities, AutoTask project and change order management.

The western New York post of the Volunteers of America organization wanted a website that they could easily keep current by themselves, as well as up-dating the look and feel of their site. New functions such as an on-line pick-up form were needed.

Specific business challenges: take a new design and converting it to a dnn skin, new navigation, user-configurable forms, user configurable masthead.

Specific modules used: HouseMenu, XMod