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"Allegro was cost-effective in the implementation and creating a good support plan for us. The whole process of virtualization took just about one and a half weeks. It was phenomenal that no issues arose during conversion and we were operational in a virtual environment in a short amount of time." John Cannon, Virginia Air
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A management finance company in Washington, D.C. uses a highly modified SugarCRM application. Because its previous vendor could not handle its customization and support needs, the company looked for a responsive, reliable CRM partner. The firm turned to Allegro, which moved its hosting server to in-house as well as overcame firewall and other setup issues. Having deep SugarCRM knowledge, Allegro re-trained this finance companies staff members, enabling them to fully utilize their SugarCRM application. While on site just a few days, Allegro delivered a great deal more than the client’s previous vendor had over the course of the prior year. Allegro's service greatly exceeded the client’s expectations. |
Joomla! Reaches 36 Million Downloads
NEW YORK, NY — Joomla, one of the world's most popular open source content management systems (CMS) used for everything from websites to blogs to intranets, today announced that it has been downloaded more than 36 million times. The organization attributes the continued growth in the number of individuals, companies and organizations using the CMS to:
- An aggressive development roadmap -- Joomla 3.0 launched in September 2012 completely optimizing the CMS for mobile devices.
- An explosion of extensions -- More than 1,500 Joomla extensions have been introduced since November 2011. These extensions developed by Joomla's community of thousands of developers provide added features not found in the core Joomla CMS. By providing compelling new features, these extensions drive Joomla's widespread adoption in every imaginable industry from non-profits to some of the world's largest financial institutions.
- A significant number of government agenciesadopting Joomla -- Joomla powers about 3,100 government agencies' websites, blogs and Intranets. Some features that have driven government adoption include one click version updates, access control oversight, multilingual capabilities, and the Joomla Platform that enables developers to build multi-purpose, multi-device applications like mobile and cloud computing apps and enterprise business systems that can run independent from the core CMS.
"It is an exciting time for Joomla given its strong position powering almost 3.0 percent of the web," said Paul Orwig, President, Open Source Matters, a non-profit created to provide organization, legal and financial
support to the Joomla project. "Joomla is truly a collaborative community-driven software project developed with the feedback gathered from nearly 2.7 million Joomla forum posts, more than 587,000 Joomla forum members and data from more than 10,000 Joomla extensions. We applaud all who have been involved and helped us reach this milestone."
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