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PATH.org: A Wordpress to Wagtail migration story for a leader in global health
Tom Furtwangler from PATH spent some time with us sharing how his organization transitioned from Wordpress to Wagtail
How we used Wagtail to streamline crisis response for Veiligheidsregio Utrecht
In today's interconnected world, ensuring efficient crisis management is imperative for first responders
A multisite success story: Embracing Wagtail CMS at Cambridge University Hospitals
Meet Michael Frost from CUH and see how they used Wagtail multisite to streamline their whole content operation
How we created the new Wagtail.org
These are the steps we took to turn user research and SEO strategy into a Wagtail CMS website that can tell Wagtail's story better than ever.
How we came to love Wagtail at Berkeley
When developers at University of California, Berkeley went looking for a Drupal replacement, they found Wagtail and fell in love with it. Here's why.
Believing is seeing: Why a world-class museum of visual culture chose headless Wagtail
Meet Nicolas Leung from M+ in Hong Kong and discover how they used headless Wagtail to build a solid digital foundation for their museum.
Syracuse University takes flight from Wordpress to Wagtail
Syracuse University migrates from Wordpress to Wagtail
The Motley Fool: Adventures on Wagtail
We’re joined by Tim White, The Motley Fool’s Principal New Ventures Technologist, to hear his story of discovering, evaluating and adopting Wagtail. He makes a pretty compelling case for using open source technology and for investing to improve it for the benefit of the wider community. He also gives us a sneak preview of what’s ahead at The Motley Fool. Over to Tim.
Oxfam America’s storytelling platform built on Wagtail CMS
John Abdulla, Oxfam America, shares their digital transformation story, including picking and adopting Wagtail CMS
New York Public Radio’s Wagtail-powered media publishing platform
NYPR chose Wagtail as a headless CMS to manage 150k pages (20 years of content!) on Gothamist.com. They're migrating all their brands (WNYC, WQXR, WNYC Studios, etc.) to a multi-tenant Wagtail platform, tightly integrated with core content publishing services like asset management and an audio CMS. We’re joined by Kate Statton, NYPR’s former Senior Product Manager for Core Platforms & Experiences, to hear the story so far.
