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“The work carried out in partnership with JAVALI proved to be a decisive asset in ensuring the curation and availability, in open and free access, of databases with relevant information on the medieval period. The technical expertise and flexibility of the company and its employees, combined with their ability to listen to the specific needs and challenges of research on the Middle Ages, have enabled the implementation of robust, sustainable, and interoperable digital solutions, ensuring data integrity and long-term access. Thanks to this collaboration, it is possible to continue to disseminate, promote, and share the knowledge produced by the IEM and its researchers with the academic community and the general public, thereby promoting greater inclusion in scientific knowledge."
“The work carried out in partnership with JAVALI proved to be a decisive asset in ensuring the curation and availability, in open and free access, of databases with relevant information on the medieval period. The technical expertise and flexibility of the company and its employees, combined with their ability to listen to the specific needs and challenges of research on the Middle Ages, have enabled the implementation of robust, sustainable, and interoperable digital solutions, ensuring data integrity and long-term access. Thanks to this collaboration, it is possible to continue to disseminate, promote, and share the knowledge produced by the IEM and its researchers with the academic community and the general public, thereby promoting greater inclusion in scientific knowledge."
The Institute for Medieval Studies (IEM), part of FCSH, brings together several essential databases for historical research. The need to update technology, ensure accessibility, and simplify access led to the creation of a new platform in Drupal 10—more stable, responsive, and user-friendly.
The developed solution provides open and free access to the entire collection, with clear navigation, optimized performance, and a consistent experience for researchers, students, and the general public.
The existing portal presented technical and structural limitations. IEM required a modern solution that was easy to manage and prepared for future growth. The main challenges included:
The goal was to deliver a clear, accessible, and intuitive experience aligned with IEM’s scientific mission.
JAVALI developed a completely new platform in Drupal 10, with a modular architecture and a strong focus on user experience. The adopted approach included:
The result is a stable, accessible platform prepared for the current and future needs of academic research.
The modernization to Drupal 10 delivered immediate benefits for IEM, both in user experience and internal management.
Key results:
The IEM project reinforces the value of Drupal 10 in academic contexts, demonstrating its ability to manage complex data and advanced research workflows. The full migration served as an internal reference for future projects and confirmed Drupal as a robust solution for open-access platforms.