The Maquila Solidarity Network (MSN) is a labour and women's rights organization that supports the efforts of workers in global supply chains to win improved wages and working conditions and a better quality of life. They're based in Toronto, and have been around since the early 1990s.
The project was to move their constituent management from a collection of desktop systems to CiviCRM.
Their main goal was to integrate all their systems into one, and having it web access enabled them to do this because of the distributed nature of their network. A number of other advantages to using CiviCRM were icing on the cake.
We have been hosting this CiviCRM implementation as a stand-alone website separate from the main site.