The Army Corps of Engineers hired Fig Leaf Software to support the development of their secret and top secret web sites.

The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA), a small federal agency, hired Fig Leaf to redesign their public Web site to better promote the agency's community involvement and make information easier for visitors to find.

The Department of Interior hired Fig Leaf to design, implement and maintain a new content managed public web site for the Department of Interior.

The Bureau of Justice Statistics hired Fig Leaf Software to create a database application to combine crime and homicide statistics from various organizations and present that information in a usable, accessible online search application.

Fig Leaf was hired to create an online presentation to showcase the capabilities and vision of the eWorld case management system, in order to help the eWorld team gain institutional buy-in with key decision makers and external groups. To provide the best experience, Fig Leaf provided a Macromedia Flash-based presentation incorporating images, music and narration to present the compelling eWorld message.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) hired Fig Leaf Software to create a secure equipment tracking application for its numerous control tower and radar facilities.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service, part of the Department of the Interior, hired Fig Leaf Software to perform a Web site Usability Study.

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Fig Leaf developed an interactive CD-ROM which is an annotated bibliography of the IADB's first ten years of publications, in English and Spanish.

The IADB hired Fig Leaf Software to provide a ColdFusion programming solution that allows for access and content management on the IDB America Web site while still allowing IADB web staff to utilize Adobe Dreamweaver and Flash.

Fig Leaf Software designed and developed a new content managed public Web site for the US Senate Indian Affairs Committee

The National Gallery of Art (NGA) hired Fig Leaf Software to analyze the NGA’s Web publishing environment and convert its Web publishing process to use Macromedia Dreamweaver templates in order to improve the maintainability and reduce the effort needed to change content.

The National Museum of Health and Medicine hired Fig Leaf Software to create a new design for the NMHM public Web site.

NPS hired Fig Leaf to implement and maintain 480 content managed park sites and provide on-site supplemental staffing to maintain a robust, scalable infrastructure which receives 15,000,000 hits daily.

The NIH National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute contracted Fig Leaf Software to assist in the development of a video delivery platform for the public website.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology hired Fig Leaf to architect, implement and maintain a new content managed public web site.

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The New York City Economic Development Corporation hired Fig Leaf Software to provide development guidance and best practices consulting for the organization's Intranet site.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation purchased Google Search hardware from Fig Leaf Software and hired Fig Leaf to implement Enterprise Search for the organization's Intranet site.

The US Senate Judiciary Committee hired Fig Leaf Software to create a new design for the Committee and implement the new site within their ColdFusion based CMS, CommonSpot.

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The US Botanic Garden, located at the foot of the US Capitol, hosts dozens of educational seminars and events at the Botanic Garden each month. The agency was in need of an efficient way to manage event registrations and had a desire to provide a simple, easy-to-administer, online registration system to enable visitors to register and joint wait lists for events.

The US Senate hired Fig Leaf Software to support the Office of Security and Emergency Preparedness Web sites and applications.

The International Broadcasting Bureau / Voice of America hired Fig Leaf Software to help it migrate its content management system -- initially built using Macromedia Spectra into Paperthin's CommonSpot content server.