The College Of William & Mary's Take On Cascade Server
Tuesday, January 11th, 2011 at 1:00pm -- Chris Armistead
Since becoming a Hannon Hill customer nearly three years ago, Cascade Server has been the WCMS used by The College of William & Mary to manage its website content. The institution was able to centralize its web efforts and deploy Cascade to hundreds of users, and their process even became the subject of a Hannon Hill case study. During this same year, W&M also underwent a site redesign that eventually garnered them several design awards.
When it comes to their reasons for selecting Cascade Server, you don't have to take our word for it though. William & Mary's Creative Services team recently posted this blog that gives an honest take on what Cascade Server is and what it isn't. In addition, they posted this follow-up blog on how they handled the implementation process. We hope you will take a few minutes read this information coming straight from the mouths of a customer. Please visit this page for more information about W&M's site. You can also check out W&M employee Andrew Bauserman's presentation on Creative Content Consumption from the 2010 Hannon Hill User Conference.
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