There's no question that traditional open-source CMS platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla are the most popular choices for managing website content. They're ubiquitous, convenient to spin up, and well-supported by large communities of developers. They're also packed with a lot of freebies like themes and plugins. Even though 41% of the web is built on WordPress, it may not be... Read More →
It would appear that the cows have come home: in a surprising move, Sitecore announced yesterday that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Moosend, an e-mail marketing automation and campaign management platform used by a diverse set of customers. This includes leading brands such as Domino’s, Interpublic Group, and Sephora, among others. The acquisition is expected to close by... Read More →
April brought Spring to many of us. While Covid-19 continues to cast a shadow of uncertainty over the world, it’s safe to say that the digital field is in full bloom. Last month was full of new announcements about upgrades and updates, primarily focused on content teams. Adobe, Contentful, Strapi, and Kentico Kontent all released new features that are designed to break down silos and deliver... Read More →
Kentico Kontent, a leader in the Headless CMS market, announced the launch of their new user interface, designed to help enterprise content teams execute their content operations faster. Kontent’s UX team stated that the new interface incorporates direct feedback from their customers and partners. After conducting deeper usability tests and analyses, the platform now features an enhanced,... Read More →
OpenText, an Enterprise Information Management (EIM) platform, has announced two new content services platforms: OpenText Core Content and OpenText Core Case Management. Both platforms are a part of OpenText Cloud Editions (CE) and were unveiled during the keynote address at the OpenText World Europe event. CE provides customers with greater choice, enabling them to run their software anywhere... Read More →
