At Jadu we take the technology seriously. That's why we spend most of our time looking at new ways to do things.
We have a dedicated research unit looking at compliance, standards, integrations and evolving technologies.
We also have a development lab called 'Area51' - not because aliens land there (well, we don't think they do) - but because the technology we research and develop there is out of this world.
We don't believe in the constraints of modern business - and our developers are free to experiment and research - to make Jadu technology innovate and push the boundaries of content and information management to the place where they should be - within everyone's reach.
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
Arthur C. Clarke - Clarke's Third Law
For those who are interested, the term 'Jadu' originates from ancient Sanskrit. Commonly used in Hindi it means, 'To effect change by magic. To appear by magic. To control by the use of magic.'
Jadu believe that managing the web and web content over the enterprise is quite a challenge. From information structures, search and taxonomy - to accessibility and standards - as web designers, cms developers, technologists - we have had to rethink much of what we have learned and accepted to be correct both in terms of design and semantics.
The technologies we use in practice and in research provide the tools to innovate and design with common sense and care. To build fast, cost effective and open tools that benefit all.
Some great technologies that we use everyday:
PHP | MySQL | Apache | Debian | Solaris | Python | CSS | Google | .NET