About Drupal

• A logical combination of structure.
• A flexible management of users.
• Categorizing and labelling.
• Support for work flows and collaboration within workgroups.

More than a Content Management System?

Drupal refers to itself as a web publication platform. The system offers such flexibility that it is wrong to consider it merely a tool for publishing websites.

Some attributes of Drupal are:

• Scalability. Drupal is great for large and demanding websites due to it's multi level cache system and It is definitely a system to grow with!
• Accessibility. Drupal follows open and established standards and is therefore equipped to cope with all kinds of needs users may have. Drupal is good at search engine optimizing and can easily communicate with external programs and services.
• Extensibility. Drupal's mouldable design ensures room for additional supplementation of all kinds of functions. For instance, it is very easy to combine it with other systems in your IT-environment.
• Convienience. Drupal is developed for PHP and MySQL, which makes it very easy to start on a Drupal-project on many different platforms, especially on a regular web hosting. In addition to that, many web developers are highly accomplished in PHP. This ensures that there is a wide range of potential consultants and suppliers.
• Flexibility and versatility. It is difficult to find a web project that Drupal is not compatible for. It provides solutions for building different types of content, listing and finding the content, managing system events, and more. All this makes Drupal a system that adapts to the current project - not vice versa.
• Security. All software has potential weaknesses and vulnerabilities that are waiting to be discovered. Drupal has an active and effective security team that sets out promptly when a security-hole is discovered and makes sure that it is plugged. The openness of the project ensures that such problems are recognized and corrected at an early stage.