Whitepaper
From stagnation to innovation
Empowering digital teams with composable
Outdated systems have long stifled the innovation and productivity of technical professionals, resulting in inefficient workflows, monolithic platforms, and subpar digital experiences. Our comprehensive guide delves into the nuances of digital-experience architecture and highlights the benefits of moving from monolith to composable solutions.
Do consider embracing the agility, flexibility, and scalability offered by composable to unlock value, free your developers from cumbersome tasks, and stay ahead in today’s rapidly-changing digital landscape.
Key takeaways
An agile development approach: Composable spells rapid iteration and adaptability, enabling teams to deliver innovative solutions fast and stay competitive.
Freedom from monoliths: Switching to composable frees you from the limitations posed by legacy platforms, fosters seamless integration of tools, and optimizes workflows.
Developer autonomy: With composable, instead of being bogged down by the time-consuming tasks of maintaining monoliths, developers can leverage modular components and focus on innovation and customization.
Scalability and flexibility: By adopting a composable architecture, organizations can scale as they wish and quickly adapt to changes.
Engaging experiences: Harnessing the power of composable leads to the delivery of tailored, high-quality digital experiences to meet consumers’ ever-evolving expectations.
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The whitepaper covers:

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The future is composable
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What is a monolith?
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The failed promise of monoliths
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Navigating the digital-experience architecture landscape
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Headless versus composable: What’s the difference?
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Composed doesn’t equal composable
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Why composable is the way forward
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Digital experience composition delivers next-generation consumer experiences
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Benefits of a DXCP