Whitepaper
Breaking free from false promises
Helping marketers transcend the limitations of digital platforms
For years we've relied on massive, single-vendor content-management systems (CMSes) and hailed their convenience. However, as the digital landscape evolved, those monoliths are showing their age, becoming more of a hindrance than a help due to their inflexibility, vendor lock-in, and barricades against innovation. Brands now find those systems hard to maintain and scale, let alone costly to upgrade. A new era of consumer-demand-driven, flexible, and fast digital architecture is on the rise, and it looks like the future of marketing.
Key takeaways
Flexibility over rigidity: Modern digital platforms prioritize an adaptable, modular architecture that simplifies integration and enables seamless scaling as business needs expand.
Freedom from vendor lock-in: Brands desire to break free from the restrictions imposed by single-vendor solutions and opt for customized, best-of-need technologies that cater explicitly to the company’s unique requirements.
Cost-effectiveness: Businesses are looking to ditch the prohibitively expensive upgrade and maintenance costs of traditional systems and embrace innovative, economical solutions that offer excellent value.
Strong collaboration: The new platforms foster communication, collaboration, and streamlined workflows for teams that work together to promote business growth.
Accelerated innovation: The future-focused approach responds rapidly to changing consumer needs so that brands can stay at the forefront of transforming digital marketing strategies.
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The whitepaper covers:

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To win, the future must be flexible
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All-in-one vendors
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The failed promise of all-in-one solutions
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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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Visual workspace delivers next-generation consumer experiences
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Benefits of visual workspaces