Six Feet Up to demonstrate and discuss successful healthcare web projects for a variety of clients.

The Plone 4 Demo site offers tutorials in its guided tours, and we are really excited to share those. There is no need for users to stumble through the demo, wondering what to do next or which features and functions will be used most. Our demo gives step-by-step guidance for demo users. We hope to expand it with the help of other Plone developers and administrators....

I am Lars Noldan, one of the System Administrators at Six Feet Up. I had been working as a Systems Administrator for a leasing company for about three years when I received a call from a friend of mine asking if I knew any "smart unix folks." I provided my friend with a few names and went back to my daily grind. This happened at least twice more before I finally gave in and scheduled an interview for myself. During the interview I was asked several fun and interesting questions. One that stands out is "In relationship to DNS, what is a TTL?" Andrew Parker conducts an entertaining interview...

In January 2008, I found a Craigslist ad asking for an HTML/CSS/Javascript Developer. After four years of working with websites professionally, I felt confident that I could do the job. A few days later I started at Six Feet Up, which threw me into the deep end of Plone. I was replacing Six Feet Up's Template Developer, and I was able to work with him for only two days before he left...

This month, Six Feet Up's blog will feature "How I Met Plone" entries. It is our hope that these short narratives will introduce new CMS users to Plone and remind seasoned Plone users what makes Plone unique....

We have several technologies in place that enable any of us to easily work remotely...

Six Feet Up held its fifth "FedEx Day" on October 6-7, 2011 and up to 13 awesome projects ensued...

Six Feet Up was in full force at the Plone Conference this year and here is what we learned.