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  MDT
MDT (Modular Design Technology)

When Henry Ford created the assembly line, the concept was revolutionary but quite simple; build the best car possible, and find a way to quickly replicate it millions of times over, with the kind of quality standards that would exceed even the best hand built automobile. While every web solution created by 3G is unique, the development processes leverages off of the same kind of production efficiencies deployed by Ford.

By analyzing thousands of unique Internet Solutions, We discovered that the vast majority of client sites could be developed through standard “building blocks” assembled in non-standard ways. Just as the DNA of each living organism is made up of 4 simple amino acids, assembled in many different ways to create many different complex organisms, 3G has created a series of building blocks that make up the “web DNA” of a unique Internet Solution. By configuring each of these building blocks in a way that is unique for each client, the client receives a unique Internet Solution tailored to his/her needs.

The development of these building blocks and the processes for assembling them are what make up WSI's trademarked Modular Development Technology TM (MDT). These MDT components are stored in a Digital Asset Management system that WSI refers to as the Code Depot, along with the various development standards.

Obviously website's can be built much more efficiently by re-using instead of re-developing programming code, but the benefits of the Code Depot go further. By re-using certified programming code, the quality of production is heightened to a level unsurpassed within the industry.



 
 
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