Like many companies, PreviousNext didn't expect the Coronavirus crisis to hit so hard or quick, nor did we anticipate the rapid effects on the global economy. However, we have always run our company based on sustainable principles, so feel well prepared to deal with what's coming over the next few months. We hope sharing our approach might help others weather the coming storm too!
PreviousNext builds open source digital platforms for large scale customers, primarily based on Drupal and hosted using Kubernetes, two of the world’s biggest open source projects. With our business reliant on the success of these open source projects, our company is committed to contributing where we can in relation to our relatively small size. We get a lot of questions about how we do this, so are happy to share our policies so that other organisations might adopt similar approaches.
The PreviousNext team are gearing up for our annual pilgrimage to DrupalGov Canberra, being held on Monday March 27 at the QT Hotel. With more than 200 tickets already sold, the conference is set to be one of the largest Drupal events in the Southern Hemisphere and a testament to how significant Drupal is now within the Australian Government.
One of the best things about running a sustainable company is our ability to give back to Drupal, our community and the environment, and this year has been no different.
PreviousNext helps drive the push towards the release of Drupal 8, with financial support for the Drupal Association and our team members providing development expertise.
Join one of the world's leading Drupal front end development experts, John Albin Wilkins, on his first multi-city speaking tour of Australia.
Join us for the second annual DrupalGov conference in Canberra to see why Drupal is now the preferred CMS for government.
PreviousNext is excited to welcome long time member of the Drupal community, Donna Benjamin, to its permanent team as Director of Community Engagement.
It’s that time of year when the Drupal community gets together for their big regional conference from Feb 14-16 in Wellington NZ.
Chris Skene to present, and Kim Pepper to mentor at the Drupal 8 code sprints in Portland, Oregon.