Content governance refers to the guardrails you put in place to ensure that all the digital content created meets your business guidelines and organizational standards.
A content management system (CMS) is a software used to create, manage, and publish content online for websites, mobile apps, eCommerce, iot and more.
Digital Asset Management (DAM) is a software used by businesses who are looking to create a centralized library for all their rich media files.
A Hybrid CMS (Content Management System), also known as a Universal CMS, combines the strengths of both traditional and headless CMS approaches.
This guide discusses JAMstack and Digital Experience Platforms (DXPs), highlighting their roles in creating fast, secure, and scalable websites, alongside their benefits, limitations, and potential use cases for different organizations.
Software as a Service, commonly known as SaaS, is a business model in which these providers give many users shared access to their software through an online platform, in exchange for a recurring fee.
