Glad you could join us at Jam in the 6ix.
It was great to connect in Toronto and chat all things headless, commerce, and composable! We’re loving the enthusiasm surrounding the opportunities, innovation, and results that come with true composability. Let’s build on that conversation.
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Why composability, why headless – and why now?
Many companies have left their traditional platform DXP for a composable architecture, benefiting from the sought-after flexibility that allows them to create the right experiences for customers on their preferred channels. Here are some key reasons why customers have made the switch to Kontent for their CMS.
No vendor lock-in
A microservices architecture means choosing the solutions that work best for your organization. Without trade-offs, pressure, or worse, clunkiness. Customers who make the move to Kontent will never be boxed in, and are able to ramp up pretty quickly using the exceptionally well-documented API reference. Composability allows you to address the needs of today’s customers, without closing you off from future possibilities.
Real flexibility, right now
A lot of monolith DXPs are finally sharing what their SaaS journey will look like. But if their plans still feel less than flexible, there’s a reason. With Kontent, developers are building freely right now. And marketers aren’t left scrambling either. The intuitive editorial experience and even familiar in-context web editing with Web Spotlight makes the transition pretty smooth.
Performance, speed, security
A lot of customers who move from a traditional platform DXP cite maintenance, hosting, and upgrade costs, financial and otherwise, as the breaking point. Plus, they’re simply not getting the value out of all the extraneous features. Kontent’s lightweight frontend and globally distributed cloud-native service removes the burden of maintaining servers, upgrading software, or worrying about performance and security.
A single source of truth
Composability doesn’t mean losing out on what makes a unified solution great for teams. With Kontent, everything is centralized in a cloud-based repository that just works, and plays well with others. All in all, it’s much easier to create content that’s consistent, compliant, and on-brand. Just one reason business users really, really like using Kontent.
A composable Jamstack DXP helps American Bath Group deliver content faster.
A traditional monolith DXP hinders digital innovation and agility for brands. Feature sets may be bloated, effort duplicated, and teams & data often siloed. By investing in best-of-breed solutions and using Kontent as their headless CMS, American Bath Group was able to successfully migrate 10 sites with more than 50,000 products in just 8 months!
“Coming from a monolith CMS and pseudo-SaaS content management world, Kontent.ai is a breath of fresh air. Because Kontent’s APIs are developer-friendly, we can finish projects faster and enable our clients’ marketing teams to go to market quickly. Plus, the user interface is really intuitive, allowing us to get meaningful work done in no time. ”
Akshay Sura, Partner, Sitecore Technology MVP 2014-2018, 2020, Konabos
Experience the results of going headless
Kontent has helped global organizations:
- Eliminate resource-intensive implementation cycles, difficult deployments, and downtime
- Lower infrastructure costs and make deployments 600% faster
- Experience a faster time to market and greater team bandwidth
- Unsilo content and collaboration across channels and brands
- Improve content consistency and reusability
- Deliver faster page loads and better search rankings
Choosing Kontent as a headless CMS as part of a composable Jamstack DXP model, everything works together to drive success in record time.
The best way to work with your content
Kontent.ai gives your teams the tools they need to create, manage, and update their digital content quickly and efficiently.
Composable DXP explained.
Why are organizations moving from Monolithic to Composable DXP, and what benefits does it bring?
