
Once upon a time, the web was a lumbering behemoth: now it's agile, social and programmable.
Fully-featured, rich websites can be produced in days, rather than months.
Social techniques allow the relationships between people and content to be seen and used.
Content can be drawn from across the web, combined, extended and made more relevant.


We can help you understand how the web has changed.
We can show you how to use the social, programmable web to achieve business goals.
Whatever you're doing, we'll make sure you're using the web to its full potential.

We make websites that work with the web instead of against it.
We explain how to use social media and how to make your data open and your website reusable.
We think that the social, programmable web is the future, and we're helping make it.
On time delivery of every milestone is only part of the story behind what you have done for us.
You have carefully listened to my objectives and put together realistic specifications.
I hope we will work together on many more successful projects.
Dennis Jacobs, President, CollegeTVTicket


Open Tech 2009 is an informal, low cost, one-day conference on slightly different approaches to technology, democracy and community.
Back for 2009, OpenTech promises a day of thoughtful talks and conversations with friends. One of the strands we'd like to see running through the...

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