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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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How much does a PIM system cost – and what do the costs really depend on?

"How much does a PIM cost?" is almost always the first question – and almost never the right one. Because a PIM system is not isolated software, but a central platform that connects product data, processes, and systems.

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When does a PIM make sense

The question "When does a PIM make sense?" arises in almost every digitization project. In practice, the right time for a PIM can be determined very clearly.

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From CMS to Digital Platform: How Umbraco Compose Enables the Next Step

Compose enables companies to develop content and features in clearly defined, reusable modules, centrally manage them, and efficiently deliver them across various websites or microsites.

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