If you're exploring changes to your content management system, then you've probably heard about the trend toward headless CMS architecture. Learn the pros and cons of a headless CMS implementation versus hybrid architecture style.
Our recent webinar on the important topic of SEO provided insights into some of the most relevant and timely search engine optimization trends to prepare for 2021 and beyond, allowing you to prepare your SEO strategy accordingly.
Search engines like Google and Bing are working to deliver search results that respond more accurately to questions phrased in conversational language. Now and into the future—especially with the growth in voice-activated search—meeting complex requests phrased in our natural language will be key to maintaining optimal search performance in the future.
In order to succeed at SEO in 2021, enterprise organizations need to pay attention to the tactics and trends taking shape to stay ahead of the curve. Here are three trends to keep a close eye as you build out your SEO strategy for the year ahead.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, our recent webinar on "The Future of Women in Tech" explored some of the varied paths available to women looking to build a career in technology.
Women make up more than half the total workforce, yet only 25% work in the tech industry—this is despite the fact that the growth of STEM jobs has outpaced the growth of overall employment in the United States.
Product managers sit at the heart of every project that a product touches. Their input will help you to get the best out of a product and flex its capabilities to best support your organization and its customers. Find out the formula for product success here.
The jobs of product manager and project manager have complementary functions but also very clear distinctions. Find out here what a product manager is versus a project manager, and how these two important functions differ in today's digital landscape.
Take a technical deep dive on CMS architecture and the role that APIs play, including the distinction between API-only versus API-first system design.
An API-first CMS provides the advantages of headless CMS—API-only—with rich capabilities like workflow, search and content delivery. With an API-first platform, businesses have the option to use a number of pre-built integrations to save valuable development time and effort.
B2B publishers need a CMS solution that can adapt with the changing digital landscape and drive transformation and revenue performance.
Here are five benefits developers—and, by extension, their projects—get from a headless CMS.
