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Farm Journal
With 28 different brands under its umbrella, Farm Journal is the leading name in business information across American agriculture. However, with publications covering everything from used farm equipment to beef, pork, and produce, not to mention its own talk radio station, Farm Journal needed a reliable and easy-to-navigate content management system to distribute syndicated features across its many properties.

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Imprivata
If a stable and secure digital experience is the bar for modern service providers, then that’s doubly true for Imprivata, the industry leader in single sign-on IT security for healthcare and enterprise organizations. After years of working with a fluctuating group of developers, the company found itself with a bloated, poorly documented, and depreciating Drupal 7 web platform. Finally, a brand refresh gave the service provider the perfect opportunity to reset and start over.

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JFK Library DAM
Learn how Chromatic helped the John F. Kennedy Library integrate Orange Logic digital asset management (DAM) system with their Drupal CMS to enable more powerful access for their web visitors.

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Maui Jim
Built on warmth, charm, and sincerity, the Maui Jim sunglasses brand endeavors to share the spirit of aloha with all its customers. Of course, for many shoppers, that experience starts online, and Maui Jim’s e-commerce site struggled to live up to those warm expectations.

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Segal Benz
The oldest privately-held employee benefits and HR consulting firm in the United States — and one of the largest woman-owned firms in the Bay Area — Segal Benz provides unbiased HR advice to propel organizations forward. Segal Benz's well of history and expertise attracts customers from Fortune 500 enterprises and non-profit organizations to federal agencies — each with unique communication needs and brand expectations.
