Limitations in CMS technology, coupled with the rising expectations of consumers, has resulted in the need for more complex and innovative software solutions.
This now comes in the form of the DXP, or digital experience platform.
A progressive web app, or PWA, is a website with the look and feel of, and much of the same functionality as, an installed application on a desktop PC, tablet or smartphone.
Matthew Gonnering is the CEO of Widen, a digital asset management (DAM) and product information management (PIM) solutions company. We recently caught up to find out more about the future of martech in Widen’s category and Gonnering’s experience working for the business, including his self-branding of ‘chief eudaimonia officer’. How does a DAM solution fit […]
Time is short, resources are limited and the demands on brands to keep the conversation going are almost limitless. A new report by Econsultancy in partnership with Bynder, Time to Create – Adopt Creative Automation to Plug the Content Gap, explores agile content strategy.
To cater for rising public interest in Covid-19, Johns Hopkins Medicine quickly developed a search and content strategy early in 2020, changing the way it worked with experts across the organisation to make the most of its content architecture.
Danny Bluestone, CEO of UX-driven digital transformation agency Cyber-Duck, highlights some key considerations for web designers and content producers after the UK government updated its content design guidance for open formats. On the 7th December 2020, the UK government updated its content design guidance for open formats. The update has underlined its commitment to open […]
What is content orchestration? And how can it help agency business models?
Michael Wells is Founder and Managing Director of Third Light, which provides digital asset management (DAM) software and services.
Considering the primary use case for the mobile web (i.e. people searching on the move) micro-improvements to deliver content quickly and efficiently can make a big difference: according to Google’s own research, 40% of users will leave a website when it takes longer than three seconds to load. When you’re on Wi-Fi or 4G, it […]
Content is still “king” – and we need more of it than ever before.
Here we look at how organisations are using a decoupled content management system (CMS) to free-up their content to do just that. Why brands and publishers are decoupling their systems Organisations need to get content to audiences where they’re looking for it, but legacy systems can make it tricky to seamlessly deliver content in real-time, […]
In a recent post I explored why content has never had to work harder to reach audiences – how, when, and where they want to experience it. Here I look at how publishers and content owners can get more mileage from their content by using the right architecture and tools to reach more devices.
