Digital Echidna: Fostering a Culture of Caring
What is corporate culture? Is it something that’s implemented from the top down, mandated by mission and vision statements? Or is it something that…
Facebook adopts a democratic policy process
Merely weeks after quietly changing their terms of service, Facebook attempts to minimize the backlash by letting its members have input into any…
How to Drive Engagement & Results with Performance Creative: 4 Pillars for a Winning Strategy
When it comes to vying for consumers’ attention, the competition has never been more fierce. According to Forbes, the average person sees between 6…
London's Leading Digital Firms Digital Echidna and ResIM Form Strategic Partnership
Two of London's leading digital firms, Digital Echidna and Resolution Interactive Media (ResIM), have entered into a strategic partnership to combine…
Mirror, Mirror On the Wall...
Over the past two weeks our team at Echidna has attended and been recognized at two (exciting and fun!) local events – The 60-Second Pitch Awards…
DrupalCon North America 2021
What is DrupalCon North America? Celebrating the open-source Drupal content management system, DrupalCon North America is a highly anticipated annual…
Digital Echidna takes home award in the 2018 WebAwards competition
Digital Echidna has received the 2018 WebAward Standard of Excellence award for its work on its client, Amico Corporation, website. The recognition…
Digital U for a Digital You -- A Beginner’s Guide to APIs
If you're in the Web world, chances are you've heard the term API – but what does it mean? Many simply nod, smile, and move on to the next topic, but…
Don’t Just Launch ‘Em and Leave ‘Em - Ongoing Support is Key
Last week, I shared my thoughts on the value of a foundational part of our support structure -- service level agreements. Today, I want to give you…
All the World's a Stage - Messaging Lessons from Home County
It was a beautiful, sunny weekend here in London, ON. The perfect kind of weekend to go strolling in a park and maybe listen to a little music…