Web Reliability

Websites are about flow. Friction is the enemy of flow. Your customers and clients should be able to find you and make contact without your website getting in the way.

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You're responsible for a revenue-generating website.

There are hundreds of experts giving you advice and pulling you in different directions. Wouldn't it be nice to have a way to just step back and understand the big picture?

Mitchell Kimbrough
Solspace

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More Than Technology

Web Reliability is not a technical process for developing a website. It’s not project or process management. It’s program management. We consider the technology as just one component of Web Reliability.

We use the aspects of Motivation, Resistance, and Management and document how they intersect with your Team, your Plans, and the Actions you take. With this approach, we can diagnose more than what your problem is. We can determine where it is and what’s truly causing it.

While we use Web Reliability in all our engagements, we also offer it as a separate consulting service. Get in touch to see how we can use it to help you.

A Better Ecosystem

It can be easy to think of your website as a self-contained virtual “thing” that sits on the Internet somewhere. We know most of you know that your website is also all the technology and environments that support it, such as hosting, load balancing, payment gateways, CDNs, CMSs, etc.

Web Reliability understands that environment and considers it an integral part of your staff and extended team, the plans you have in place for publishing and maintenance, and all of the activities that surround your work.

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More than a book (but also a book)

Mitchell Kimbrough, Solspace’s founder, has written about these concepts many times before. After all, he’s been developing these ideas for the past 20+ years while working with Solspace staff, clients, and colleagues. It’s this discovery of the principles of Web Reliability that required a more formal format.

It’s an illuminating read and one that you can do in small bites, picking the chapters you want. Check it out for yourself.

Read The Book