How Big Bill Created Localised, Hybrid DTC & B2B Shopping Experiences with Adobe Commerce
Big Bill is a Canadian workwear, safety, and lifestyle apparel designer + manufacturer that serves B2B and DTC customers across North America and Europe
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GP Bikes, Off-Season Gains
GP Bikes, a multi-brand retailer of motorcycles and power sports, smoothed out their seasonal revenue through aftermarket parts sales while encouraging customers to make off-season DIY repairs.
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.
Going Social at the 2014 MasterCard Memorial Cup - How We Did It and What We Learned
Eight high-pressure hockey games, over 60 complementary events, and thousands of visitors, fans, and locals down to soak up the atmosphere of a 10-day…
Wrapping Up Drupal North
Last week at this time, most of Digital Echidna's staff were en route to (or already at) the Drupal North Regional Summit. It was a first-of-its kind…
Deloitte’s TMT Predictions: Smart Speakers, Machine Learning, 5G
I was lucky enough to attend the Digital Creative 519 conference, organized by LEDC and held at Museum London the other week. The new (to me!) meeting…
Opportunities And Awards Abound At Acquia Engage 2019
We’re packing our bags and getting ready for the annual Acquia Engage conference, this year in New Orleans. Acquia Engage brings together hundreds of…
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (CIRO)
Northern collaborated with IIROC to create a new Drupal digital experience built on Acquia Site Studio that is user-friendly, intuitive, accessible, and relevant to stakeholders.
Weighing the Pros and Cons of AI-Generated Content
It’s a conversation that’s happening in real time. It’s a topic that’s on the lips – both real and virtual – of content creators and curators…
Ask Echidna: Delivering Bad News
From the Ask Echidna mailbag we received this question from Ben A., "Is there a good way to deliver bad news in business?" It's an important question…