The majority of the work by Bisshop Systems is the development of intranet systems (which the public can't see) and collaboration on web sites and web applications where the client prefers not to acknowledge the developers.

The work usually involves Business Process Automation, which is just a fancy title for computer systems that do the boring stuff while making it easy for staff to do their work efficiently. This usually involves graphic design (or implementation of another designer's graphic design), database design, web design, server and client application development and whatever else it takes to get the job done, including iPhone and desktop application development. Of course we also train staff to use the new processes.

Some of the technologies used are HTML 5, CSS, Javascript, AJAX, WebObjects, PHP, Flex/ActionScript, Google Maps, Java and so many more.

Australia's first anarcho-syndicalist post-folk singing band. Really. This site not only supports all the usual interaction with the fans, it also has a lot of tools to support the choir members. When members update their contact details and biog, the private contact list and public promotional page are automatically updated. Performances are videotaped and these videos are served from the web site (only to choir members) for feedback and continuous improvement. Upcoming and past gigs are displayed in a blog format. The site is based on WordPress, so adding and editing pages and posts is easily done by choir members.

Graphic design by Svengali, some tech input from Jonathan Sykes, design implementation including HTML, CSS, WordPress plugins, Javascript and hosting by Bisshop Systems.

This customer-developed CMS is hosted and maintained by the Baha'i National Office. It is a great example of how a number of staff, some of them volunteers, can use a Content Management System to allow a community's members to keep in touch with each other, using just a Web browser.

The site is a community development, with original CMS design by Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop, modifications by Woomera staff, and ongoing integration into the national intranet done by Baha'i members and volunteers. In the 2007 revamp of the site, Collis Ta'eed did the graphic and web page design, and Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop implemented the WebObjects functionality and incorporated the new look.

A simple site to provide information about a revolutionary industrial bin made from recycled materials. Includes a web form for contacting the company. The page layout uses CSS to ensure that the appearance is similar for all font sizes selected by the visitor, and that the appearance is compatible with the printed material.

Migrated to WordPress 3 in 2010

All development, including graphic design, by Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop

A simple but beautiful site for a range of high-quality children's clothing. Uses the features of the platform to allow easy updating and display of content.

All development, including graphic design, by Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop

Arguably the most comprehensive woodworking site in the world, this site emphasises the joy of working with wood and its textures, along with the long history and high quality of the business and extraordinary knowledge of the owners. The product catalogue includes images.

All development, including graphic design, by Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop

A very heavily used site, used by the Local Government and Shires Association and all its customers - all the local governments of NSW - to distribute all the latest news and documents. All site updates are done by staff using a Web browser. Documents are distributed on the Web and by an online subscription mailing service.

Initial site development by Thomas wedderburn-Bisshop. Graphic design by the customer's contractor. Mainteneace and ongoing development by Woomera Net Solutions.

Hosted on Woomera Net Solutions colocated server until 2005.

A very powerful, sophisticated and successful e-commerce site, allowing customers to purchase products and register for seminars. Has database-driven articles and newsletters and a customised shipping engine. Based on WebJini, but including a number of custom modules including the ability to screen new customers against the 200,000 customers in the Pow Wow customer database.

Customised designed by Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop and developed by Woomera Net Solutions. Graphic design by Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop (subject to very specific changes by the customer)

Moved to Pow Wow colocated hosting in August 2004

This large database-driven site (more than 50 pages, not counting database-driven multiples) supports the Hospital's need for a dynamic, flexible, easy to change Web presence. Most of the pages (eg Hospital Services) are driven by database content supplied by staff using a Web browser. When a new service commences, the staff can add it to the database and a new service page appears, pictures and all-- no need to get the Web developers to change it.

Original application and site developed by Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop. Graphic redesign by a contractor. Upgrades and maintenance by Woomera net Solutions.

A full-on e-business implementation for a special-purpose bookshop. Catalogues, images and shopping carts. Although you can't see it, it is supported by a complete Web-acessible order-management and vistor logging system.

Development including graphic design by Thomas Wedderburn-Bisshop