Localization

Drupal is a free open source solution, which predetermined its development. Like other similar CMS, it has a developed user community, which creates modules, patches, and thematic assemblies based on the core. Exist thousands of articles describing how secure and flexible Drupal is.  The core of the system itself provides few content management tools. This is not the mistake of the creators, but a conscious decision that emphasizes the flexibility of the system and its focus on experienced developers - or those, who are willing to learn, read forums and watch video manuals. But even in this minimal set of tools, some parts are very useful for the future site - for example, pre-installed tools for organizing user accounts. They help develop large portals with forums and other social ways visitors interact.

We were lucky to have such an opportunity for easy and quick access to suppliers from all over the world and delivery methods that people could have imagined a couple of decades ago. Doing business and technological progress, especially in the field of information technology, have brought radical changes to our lives. Today, even a small business owner can work with foreign customers. People all over the world buy products and services from virtually anywhere in the world through the Internet. So, ambitious business owners should try to enter the international market.