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| Pre-CMS (1990s) | CMS (2000s) | CMS (2010s) | DXP (Today) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Static content | Dynamic content | Structured content | Personalized content |
| Code pages | Create pages | Scale with pages | Scale with blocks |
| Basic editor | WYSIWYG editor | Marketing automation | |
| SEO, rich meda | Omnichannel | ||
| AI-augmentation | |||
| Experimentation |
WordPress has long moved on from blogs
WordPress has dominated the CMS market for nearly a decade. Currently, more than every third of the world’s top ten million websites run on WordPress.
WordPress has long outgrown its roots as a blogging tool. Today, WordPress powers enterprise applications from corporate multi-site, multi-language networks to mobile apps.
“But WordPress is free – where is the value-add?”
Its availability as free open-source software has gained WordPress huge popularity and market share. And it also speaks to enterprise needs.
Zero vendor lock-in & data portability
WordPress guarantees data portability at all times. As WordPress is open-source, you can even take your code with you.
Interoperability with everything
Use WordPress’ extensive APIs and headless CMS capabilities to integrate any third-party service. CRM, e-commerce, marketing automation, MLR processes, IoT – if it has an API, WordPress can talk to it.
Risk mitigation & battle-tested security
Its market share makes WordPress one of the most scrutinized codebases on the web today. When done right, WordPress is trusted even by global banks – we know, because we’ve worked with one.
Native cross-device publishing
WordPress’ delightful publishing experience minimizes the entry threshold to build rich cross-device content. For once, this is an editor your team will enjoy!
Flourishing global ecosystem
Mass-adopted in 100+ languages, WordPress nurtures a diverse global ecosystem. You can choose, or switch your delivery and technology partners at any time.
Data governance & native privacy
Own your own data and analytics, relying on WordPress’ powerful extensibility. Native privacy tools help you maintain compliance with regulations like GDPR and CCPA.
“Is this about managed WordPress hosting?”
While managed WordPress hosting can provide great advantages for small and medium-sized businesses, big brands today are looking for digital partnerships far beyond infrastructure, with partners who are able to deliver a broad range of solutions from agile processes to next-generation technology.
Content has moved on from web pages to contextualized digital experiences
With the rise of voice and a plethora of devices, the state of content has undergone a radical change. Enterprise web content management today emphasizes the customer journey beyond classic web pages.
The WCMS has evolved to enable continuous engagement across different channels and touchpoints. Its next generation provides interoperable service ecosystems to deliver contextualized, omni-channel digital experiences.
From the evolution of the WCMS, a breed of holistic, AI-enhanced, cloud-based enterprise software has emerged: the digital experience platform (DXP)
Enterprise WordPress, disrupted – meet Altis!
On top of WordPress, Altis packages a broad range of next-generation capabilities and services. Empower your teams to get their jobs done – faster and better.
- Security & governance
- Native analytics & reporting
- Workflows & collaboration
- Client dashboard
- Developer tools
- 24/monitoring & support
- Personalization
- Remarketing
- Content experimentation (A/B testing)
- Multi-device & omni-channel delivery
- Search engine optimization (SEO)
- AI-enhanced digital asset management
Read more about Altis’ features & roadmap
47% of the labour force are made up of women, but only 27% of the technology workforce is made of the same.
An audit of speaker lineups from major technology conferences revealed that, on average, only 27 percent of keynote or standalone speakers were female.
Deloitte InsightsMarch 2020