Enterprise platforms carry a different kind of pressure. Every outage is visible. Every integration touches a system someone else depends on. And the team building it needs to still be there in three years, not just at launch.
We work with a small number of enterprise clients by design, not by accident. Long-term partnerships mean deep platform knowledge and fewer surprises.
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) oversees energy markets and networks, and assists the ACCC with energy related issues for consumers. In late 2014, PreviousNext were engaged by the AER for the Drupal redevelopment of their Australian Government website, Energy Made Easy.
Drupal carries no licence fee, and the code is yours. If you ever need to move platforms or providers, you're not negotiating your way out of anyone's proprietary system.
Every developer on your project averages 16 years of Drupal experience. No junior developers learning on your budget.
Enterprise platforms rarely live in isolation. Our builds regularly connect Drupal to CRM systems, marketing platforms, and commerce tools already running in your business.
Our average staff tenure is 10 years, five times the technology industry average. The person who built your platform is often still the person supporting it.
Zero critical security incidents and zero hosting outages across our portfolio, including through denial-of-service attacks on high-profile clients.
Many enterprise teams default to a licensed platform like Adobe Experience Manager or Sitecore, without pricing in what that choice costs over time. Instead, with Drupal, you can expect:
Amaysim: When Australia's fourth-largest mobile provider needed a Drupal platform that could scale with its growth, we rebuilt their site. This included a self-service help centre that cut customer service contacts from 4% to 1.5% of web traffic. Amaysim's Help platform went on to win its own industry award.