It’s the end of the line for Drupal 7. Are you ready?
In November 2023, Drupal 7 will reach its end-of-life (EOL) date, and organizations will need to migrate to the latest and greatest version of the platform.
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University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies
A trio of websites with a custom middleware solution prevented search engines from crawling and indexing the University’s programs.
The Hidden Costs of Relying on ChatGPT for SEO: How AI is Reshaping Search Behaviour
With the 2025 holiday season right around the corner, one major factor that is shaping consumer behaviour is the rise of AI and large language models…
London Health Sciences Centre, Modern Digital Experience
The London Health Sciences Centre's new digital experience enhanced communications, reduced IT expenses, and eliminated redundancy.
WSIB, Modern Health and Safety
The WSIB partnered with Northern to create a modern health and safety platform matching the needs of businesses and employees.
Purolator, Intuitive Digital Experience
With enhanced navigation, Purolator's new website offers fast access to users' immediate needs.
Drupal 7 End-of-Life Support
Drupal.org extended Drupal 7's end-of-life date to November 1, 2023 (originally November 1, 2022). What is end-of-life? What does it mean for you and…
Andrew Peller Toasting To Success With Magento
Andrew Peller Limited partnered with Northern Commerce for an ambitious Magento 2 implementation to create an innovative, user-friendly online booking and itinerary management system to improve their omnichannel customer experience.
Consent in the Age of Big Data, Automation, and AI: Why Responsible Data Practices Are a Competitive Advantage
Guest Author: Ben Thompson Director, Business Intelligence & Analytics, Omaha Steaks We live in a digital world powered by data. And it’s this data…
Overhauling a Retail Giant’s Data Layer: Northern’s Strategy for the Tealium Stack
When a major retailer merged with a new business unit, analytics took a back seat. The result was a disjointed data layer, broken event tracking, and a Customer Data Platform (CDP) that could not deliver on its promise. Over time, a patchwork of bandage fixes added complexity to the setup, leading to inconsistent tagging, lost data, and growing frustration across teams. With all of these issues compounding, the question became clear: how do you rebuild confidence in the data?