Browserwerk becomes TYPO3 ASSOCIATION MEMBER

In the field of open source enterprise CMS TYPO3 is one of the best content management systems on the market with its variety of extensions and extensions. Non-existent license costs and an incredibly dedicated community characterize the system. As a TYPO3 agency, therefore, Browserwerk continues to rely on the Enterprise CMS.

In order to continue to ensure the continued existence of TYPO3, we therefore decided to contribute our part in the form of the TYPO3 ASSOCIATION SILVER MEMBERSHIP. By paying the membership fee to TYPO3 GmbH, we make it clear that Browserwerk continues to firmly believe in the further development and distribution.

The transparent working method of open source projects pays off for us as a TYPO3 agency in long-term customer relationships and partnerships. There are few content management systems with which updates and sprints could be better planned in the long run than with TYPO3. The professional placement among many well-known competitors in the enterprise market contributes here to your part. We are now also pleased to be an official part of the TYPO3 family and are ready for the future with exciting projects and pleasant customers at eye level.

Why it pays off to become TYPO3 ASSOCIATION MEMBER

In order to be able to continue to save license costs for large enterprise projects, it requires a financing of a different kind. Here comes u.a. the association into play. TYPO3 will continue to offer this model of financing and to ensure this, we want to say thank you as TYPO3 Agency - for this great community, the collaboration and the provision of a Swiss Army knife that can be used to implement just about any web product. No matter if it is a simple website or the illustration of complex processes and structures. If you are interested in the individual models of the memberships in detail, you can get an overview here.

Conclusion (magic word: open source

Open source is no longer a foreign word. Only a few years ago, the formula sounded in the ears of many decision makers for uncertainty and unpredictability. Open Source, because you could even send the new product plans to the competition. This is of course nonsense, and now that's clear to most. Open source software is used in many places, authorities and especially security-related departments rely on open software. Why? Because many eyes see more than few. Open source is developed by the community, many lines of code are read by a large number of pairs of eyes and corrected if necessary.