DXP
In dieser Kategorie finden Sie Artikel über die Nutzung von Magnolia als DXP und die Weiterentwicklung des CMS.
Lesen Sie zum Beispiel "Was ist eine DXP", um zu verstehen, was die Unterschiede zwischen CMS und DXP sind und warum eine DXP eine zukunftssichere Lösung für Ihr Online-Geschäft darstellt.
Magnolias DXP-Benchmark-Werkzeug
- Rasmus Skjoldan
Packaged Business Capabilities: IT-Bausteine agiler Unternehmen
- Jonas Klingberg
Customers Now Innovate Faster Than Software Companies
- Rasmus Skjoldan
Why Magnolia NEXT Conference?
- Sorina Mone
Einführung in den Magnolia-Marktplatz
- Tim Schwarz
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Digital Experience Without the Suite
- Nicolas Kaufmann
Die versteckten Kosten eines Suite CMS
- Jan Schulte
Die DX-Diskrepanz - Infografik
- Darren Hitchcock
Frequently asked questions
What is DXP?
A Digital Experience Platform (DXP) is the architectural foundation that enables organizations to build, manage, and deliver digital experiences. A composable DXP allows organizations to scale and integrate 3rd-party services as necessary to build a customized, integrated technology stack. The principal purpose of a DXP is to help brands optimize the digital customer journey and improve the customer experience.
What are the top characteristics of a DXP?
The top 3 characteristics that a Digital Experience Platform (DXP) must have are (1) content and experience management, (2) delivery to any channel, and (3) the seamless integration of 3rd-party services such as analytics, CRM, ecommerce, marketing automation, or other systems that provide services that augment the digital customer experience. Composable DXPs offer the most flexibility to build a customized, integrated technology stack that allows brands to swap in and swap out services as needed.
What are the differences between a DXP and a CMS?
The term “Digital Experience Platform” (DXP) refers to an integrated technology stack that helps enterprises create and optimize engaging digital customer experiences throughout the customer journey. A Content Management System (CMS) is one of the core components of a DXP. Some headless CMSs provide a content repository only, others also provide capabilities to manage, personalize, and deliver the experience.