A previous partner's CMS migration had failed across the client's international sites.
Trellist won the RFP and delivered 13 regional sites in 5 languages on one platform.
The challenge
One of the world's largest cybersecurity companies had already tried to move its international websites to a new CMS, and the migration failed. It needed a partner that could get it right the second time.
The platform had to serve regional teams around the world, each with its own language, content, and editors, while keeping shared resources consistent everywhere.
What we did
Trellist won the work through a competitive RFP, and our Enterprise Technology and Digital divisions designed and implemented a strategic solution on Progress Sitefinity CMS.
- Architecture consulting. We provided the technical architecture for a platform housing 13 regional sites in 5 languages.
- A shared content repository. Custom modules let regional site administrators select the resources, news, and events relevant to them from one shared source.
- Custom widgets. Purpose-built widgets gave regional editors flexibility without breaking the global standard.
- Roles-based permissions. Content editors in multiple locations worldwide each get exactly the access they need.
The results
A robust, scalable platform that succeeded where the previous migration failed, giving regional teams worldwide the flexibility to publish locally from one shared source.
- A migration that landed after a previous attempt failed.
- Local flexibility for regional administrators, with global consistency.
- Secure, roles-based editing for teams across multiple geographies.
