Content Management Systems guides

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The term decoupled and headless are frequently used interchangeably, but is a decoupled CMS the same as a headless CMS?

In these guides, we’ll tell you how to recognize a DXP, explain the difference between monolithic and composable DXPs and show you how a composable digital experience platform can better enable your marketing team.

Headless CMS has been a rising trend – and popular buzzword – in digital content management for several years. The term CMS stands for content management system.

Content as a service (CaaS) is a method of storing content in its raw form so that systems such as websites, apps, and devices can call and serve each piece as needed using an application programming interface (API).

In these guides, you’ll learn how to create and implement a platform that is tailored to your specific needs and can be easily updated as your business evolves.

Choosing a content management system (CMS) for your website is one of the most important tasks you’ll undertake while building your business.