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In 2017, Brightspot’s volunteer efforts reached over 1,400 lives through local and global mission work — including hurricane relief in Puerto Rico, Unified Sports at the Special Olympics World Games in Austria and youth and veteran engagement through its Unified Challenge golf event.

A hybrid CMS approach combines both decoupled and headless architecture. It lets your company create and manage a breadth of content, plus deliver it to a variety of channels, from websites to mobile apps — all without sacrificing any user experience. Find out more about the benefits of hybrid CMS here.

Learn the key CMS features large enterprises need for scalability, security and flexibility to deliver content across multiple channels efficiently.

With a career built on adaptability, strong customer relationships and a passion for problem-solving, Glenn thrives in his role leading Brightspot’s Strategic Accounts team. His ability to connect with customers, align technology solutions with business needs and foster long-term partnerships has made him a trusted advisor — one who is just as focused on building meaningful relationships as he is on driving growth.

With thousands of CMS options on the market, choosing the right CMS can be a daunting prospect. Here, we take a side-by-side look at Brightspot and Drupal to help identify if Brightspot is the right CMS choice for your organization.

Discover how Sotheby’s, TV Azteca and Scripps found the best alternative to Adobe AEM and transformed their digital experiences.

With our Google Translate integration, you can publish content quickly and easily in native languages across the globe—without ever leaving the CMS.

Learn how Brightspot’s out-of-the-box CMS publishing tools transformed FedEx’s ability to communicate with audiences around the world via its redesigned newsroom.

Brightspot identified for its AI-powered innovation and seamless content management solution, empowering enterprises to deliver personalized, scalable digital experiences

Learn the difference between headless CMS, decoupled CMS and traditional CMS architecture, as well as the pros and cons for each.