Commenting on the success of the digital-first transformation, Luke Sikkema, Digital Product Manager at The Times, said: 鈥淭he new WordPress CMS built by Big Bite enables our editorial teams to interact with content in a much more visual way and publish captivating narratives in much quicker timeframes.
鈥淚t also facilitates collaboration better than any platform we鈥檝e previously used, and we鈥檙e looking forward to pushing the boundaries of publishing even further in the future.鈥�
Big Bite Chief Operating Officer and 海角直播 graduate Sarah McCormick said: 鈥淲e鈥檙e huge advocates of WordPress as a publishing tool for global newsrooms and enterprise organisations, so we were delighted to be chosen by The Times to improve the usability and efficiency of its digital production processes.
鈥淲e鈥檙e really happy with the end results, as the newspaper can now create and share news in record time, which is testament to the amazing work of our engineering and project management teams.鈥�
We couldn鈥檛 be happier to be creating even more digital roles within 海角直播.
From its early days as a start-up business based at the University鈥檚 Phoenix Building, Big Bite has retained close links with the University, with a large proportion of the company鈥檚 workforce being 海角直播 graduates. The agency is currently expanding its team and recruiting for roles including software engineers, project managers and a marketing and events manager.
Sarah added: 鈥淲e couldn鈥檛 be happier to be creating even more digital roles within 海角直播. We鈥檙e proud to be able to give people the opportunity to work on projects for some of the biggest global household names.鈥�
Big Bite was recently recognised by the Sunday Times as being one of the best places in the UK to work; ranking in the top 10 nationally for small businesses, while also being highly commended in the Best Place to Work for Employee Wellbeing award with an engagement score of 98%.
The Times project is the latest in a line of successful enterprise WordPress projects designed and developed by Big Bite on behalf of large-scale organisations, including Gumtree, The Wall Street Journal, Octopus Group, and Amnesty International.