Logistics Cluster website to coorditnate the humanitarian organizations
| Site | Logistics Cluster website to coorditnate the humanitarian organizations |
|---|---|
| Industry | Non-profits |
| Location | Italy |
| Contact | Francesco Ciriaci |
The global Logistics Cluster website
is a full featured Content Management System which plays a key role in
the information management, preparing and receiving logistics
information for field operators.
The new LogCluster is the result of the migration of the former Unjlc/LogCluster site,
which also involved a big revamp of the site. A new visual approach and
an improved organization of the resources now respond to the need of
fast information delivery, easy reading, easy sharing.
The site architecture is focused on the Operations which are the main access node for field operators; other key areas are the Country Profiles, collecting country related information and the Map Centre,
a map repository containing GIS related information. A news "pushing"
system allows to show directly in the home page the most relevant
updates in the site.
- RSS support improved, with advanced subscription options

- Sharing tools: from bookmarklets to simplified submission forms
- News and "hot news" pushing system for site updates; "focus on" system for blog posts
- Backoffice optimization, simplified document tagging and upload, improved metadata system
- New Logcluster Blog
- Image Galleries management in Blog and Operations
- Dashboard aggregation for registered users
Other features include the optimization of the internal search engine (now using Solr
to maximize the control on the effective relevance of the search
results); the overall performance of the whole site. The mobile Logcluster site allows good browsing experience also from mobile devices and Low Bandwidth connections.
The upgrade, thanks to the new alerting system and metadata-driven publishing, has greatly reduced the time to publish and improved the effectiveness of the information delivery process in operations.
Credits
The project has been developed by Reflab under the supervision of the World Food Programme, lead agency for the Logistics Cluster.
Visual, graphics and themes developed together with our partner Mediatria.
