For IT organizations around the globe, there has never been a more exciting time to do a radical rethink of their entire web infrastructure stack than right now. By so doing, they are able to quickly deliver on customer expectations by rolling out new innovative services and experiences.
In this episode, our host, Tim Ahlenius, spoke with Acquia's Senior Vice President of Product Marketing Kevin Cochrane to discuss what has been happening with the modernization of enterprise architecture as it relates to Content Management Systems (CMS). They get into five things every CMS must do, how composable architecture can replace the limitations of legacy architecture, and more.
Acquia is an open source digital experience company that aims to empower the world’s most ambitious brands to embrace innovation and create customer moments that matter.
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