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Meet PushON, one of five competing agencies behind Mage Camp 2026. Since 2005, PushON has built a reputation as an enterprise commerce systems integrator, engineering high-performance Adobe Commerce and Magento architectures for complex, high-volume brands. Here's why that engineering-first approach is exactly what it's bringing to Mage Camp.
Next in our organiser series: PushON, an enterprise commerce systems integrator built on two decades of Adobe Commerce and Magento engineering.
PushON engineers, integrates, and scales high-performance Adobe Commerce and Magento architectures for complex B2B and B2C enterprises. Operating across the UK and internationally, our certified solutions architects and engineers embed directly alongside internal IT, operations, and commercial teams to deliver platform stability, sub-second performance, and seamless ERP/PIM data orchestration.
Founded in 2005 by Simon Wharton and Roy Wilding, PushON was established on an engineering-first mandate: eliminating the delivery gaps, data latency, and architectural fragility common across digital agencies. Over two decades of platform evolution, PushON has scaled into a dedicated enterprise commerce systems integrator, specialising in mission-critical Adobe Commerce Cloud deployments, high-concurrency Hyvä frontend architectures, and bi-directional ERP middleware integrations (SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and NetSuite).
As part of the PushON Commerce Group, PushON leads enterprise-tier Adobe Commerce and Magento engineering, collaborating alongside dedicated group partners delivering complementary CMS/SaaS solutions (Pixel Kicks) and omnichannel growth orchestration (Connect) to provide end-to-end technical coverage.
PushON co-organises Mage Camp alongside four leading UK commerce agencies, establishing a vendor-neutral, not-for-profit forum backed by the Magento Association and Manchester Digital. Rather than competing for agency real estate, the event unites top platform practitioners to solve critical commerce engineering, data integration, and operational scaling challenges facing high-volume brands.
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The event that launched the first English-language Magento conference in 2009 is back. Mage Camp 2026 brings practical, not-for-profit eCommerce growth talks to Manchester this October.
Meet On Tap, one of five competing agencies behind Mage Camp 2026, and the team that organised the original Mage Camp in London back in 2009, the same day Magento launched Enterprise Edition. Nearly two decades on, founder Dan Garner and the team are back to help rebuild the event for a new generation of merchants.
On any normal day, we're five competing agencies. But when it comes to Mage Camp, we set that rivalry aside to build something rarer: a not-for-profit, no-pitch growth event for eCommerce merchants. Here's the story of why five rivals decided this was worth building together.
