Webinar: Why You Need To Migrate From Drupal 6 To Drupal 8
Is your business website currently on Drupal 6? Then you should consider migrating out - SOON! The Drupal community has decided to pull the plugs on Drupal 6 support and expect no more security patches and core updates. Get your website to a more secured and sophisticated platform and migrate to Drupal 8 now!
- Atlanta, GA (1888PressRelease) December 30, 2015 - Drupal Partners is a leading Drupal development company in Atlanta, GA. They have created many progressive, user-friendly and ROI-driven Drupal websites for SMBs and large organizations.
With the release of Drupal 8 on November 19th, many companies are asking the question of whether to migrate their existing Drupal version to the latest. To help with the decision, Drupal Partners will be conducting a free webinar on, "Why You Should Move From Drupal 6 To 8" on Tuesday, January 12th at 3pm EST. The webinar will focus on why it is essential to migrate from Drupal 6 and to Drupal 8.
Drupal has emerged as one of leading CMS platforms. With its latest version out, there are many promising factors and features which can change your business's destiny. For companies that are still on Drupal 6, it's important that you take an immediate action, as the Drupal Core Community has decided to stop supporting D6 starting February 24th, 2016.
This webinar will help those that are still deciding on whether or not to migrate. Through this, you will get to know the big picture and the benefits your business can reap. You will be amazed not only by the key features of Drupal 8, but also with options and ways to help you go about the process.
Drupal Partners, a top Drupal development company, has come a long way through its significant contribution to the Drupal Community. Ever since it was founded in 2009, Drupal Partners has an incredible consistency in delivering excellent customer support in managing and constructing Drupal-specific experience.
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