Content management systems (CMS) are practically a necessity in today’s web-based world. These toolsorganize, produce, andautomate content for the organizations that use them to power their business-critical functions. 

According to Demand Metric’sThe State of Digital Asset Management 2020, 51% of marketers are wasting money on producing or recreating assets that don’t get used — all because people don’t know the assets exist or because they can’t find them. 

Unfortunately, right now there is no simple way to upgrade Sitecore versions with a click of a button. There are many steps involved that all work in tandem in order to successfully deploy the upgraded version of your Sitecore environment. Migrating to Azure PaaS is also an extra step which added to the overall complexity of our process. This article outlines some of the challenges encountered and the subsequent learnings.

Do you have a full understanding of what WebOps really is—and what it can do for you?

Gone are the days of advertising and graphics teams whose work is separated far away from the work of the information technology (IT) teams. No longer are they completely different entities serving different purposes. 

With technology always at our fingertips and a work-from-home climate, the expedited delivery of digital assets is more important than ever. Digital content is being created at a breakneck pace, and marketing experts are looking for a way to keep up.

Security breaches can be fatal to your business and unbelievably costly according to the 2018 Cost of Data Breach Study:

In the United States, besides federal, state, and local government websites, there are no enforceable regulations or standards for accessibility. Non-governmental websites don’t have any regulations to follow as set forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to present a website that’s inclusive and accessible for all. Even so, this doesn’t mean your website shouldn’t make website accessibility a priority. 

Are your web security measures secure enough? Chances are, they aren’t.