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Ep. 8: How we use PWR to build new websites with less risk & better results

21 min · 21. juni 2024
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In this episode of the Heartbeat Podcast, Conor, Andrew, Peter, and Lauren chat through some more details on our innovative approach to website development called Progressive Website Replacement (PWR) [https://www.digitalimpulse.com/heartbeat/replace-your-old-website-piece-by-piece-with-progressive-website-replacement-pwr/]. PWR advances some of the more traditional methods by allowing businesses to incrementally replace their websites instead of launching a completely new site all at once. This phased approach reduces risk, maintains business continuity, and offers flexibility to adapt to changes throughout the development process. We chat through the benefits of PWR, such as mitigating the impact on business operations, allowing for real-time adjustments, and easing the financial burden by spreading costs over time. We also dive deep into why PWR is especially advantageous for large organizations with complex requirements, enabling them to keep their digital presence up-to-date without overwhelming stakeholders or disrupting ongoing operations. Listen for some practical advice on adopting the PWR process--and get in touch [https://www.digitalimpulse.com/contact/] if you're interested in implementing for your next web build.

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episode Ep. 8: How we use PWR to build new websites with less risk & better results artwork

Ep. 8: How we use PWR to build new websites with less risk & better results

In this episode of the Heartbeat Podcast, Conor, Andrew, Peter, and Lauren chat through some more details on our innovative approach to website development called Progressive Website Replacement (PWR) [https://www.digitalimpulse.com/heartbeat/replace-your-old-website-piece-by-piece-with-progressive-website-replacement-pwr/]. PWR advances some of the more traditional methods by allowing businesses to incrementally replace their websites instead of launching a completely new site all at once. This phased approach reduces risk, maintains business continuity, and offers flexibility to adapt to changes throughout the development process. We chat through the benefits of PWR, such as mitigating the impact on business operations, allowing for real-time adjustments, and easing the financial burden by spreading costs over time. We also dive deep into why PWR is especially advantageous for large organizations with complex requirements, enabling them to keep their digital presence up-to-date without overwhelming stakeholders or disrupting ongoing operations. Listen for some practical advice on adopting the PWR process--and get in touch [https://www.digitalimpulse.com/contact/] if you're interested in implementing for your next web build.

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