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UAC 2026 Recap: What the Umbraco Austria Conference Means for Enterprise Projects

Migration, Agentic Coding, digital resilience and courage to change – the takeaways from the voestalpine Stahlwelt

.NET 8 and .NET 9 are expiring: The upgrade roadmap to .NET 10 LTS

Support ends on November 10, 2026 – what this means for Umbraco, Kentico, and custom software platforms and how the upgrade can be planned.

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Webinar Recap: Truvio PIM for Business Central – the key insights

Recap of the joint webinar with Truvio – for everyone who missed it

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After Kentico 13: The Migration Path to Xperience by Kentico

From the inventory to go-live – a realistic roadmap for 2026

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AI in Enterprise CMS: Retain control instead of relinquishing control

Why the crucial question is not which AI feature you use, but in what context

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Accessible websites according to WCAG, BFSG and EAA: What companies must implement now

Why WCAG Level AA is the standard – and how CMS choice, templates, and editorial workflows turn the obligation into a sustainable standard

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From Sitecore to Umbraco: When the switch pays off and how to succeed

A decision and implementation guide for Sitecore existing customers – from the TCO question to the migration process

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Headless, composable or classic CMS?

What really matters for enterprise websites in 2026 – a decision guide beyond the architecture hype

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PIM in B2B Commerce: Data Standards, Sequence, Effort

In the technical wholesale, electrical industry, and building materials trade, the question is no longer "Do we need a PIM?" but rather "How do we implement it so that it succeeds?"

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Looking for a Pimcore alternative?

For years, Pimcore has been regarded as a powerful platform for PIM, CMS, and digital experiences. At the same time, we experience in many projects that this very power becomes a problem: high complexity, long implementation times, and a significant operational effort.

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