Case Study: Drupal Enabled Mobile -Ontario Physical Health Education Association (Andrew McClenaghan, Digital Echidna)
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The document discusses how Ophea, a nonprofit organization supporting children's health in Ontario, transitioned from a legacy system with multiple disconnected tools to a Drupal-based solution. It outlines challenges with the old system like silos of information and high maintenance costs. The new Drupal platform provides a unified CMS, ecommerce capabilities, and standardized program sites. Future plans include responsive mobile applications, social media integration, and content strategies to better organize and deliver information.
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