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Which CMS platforms work with Enterprise Replatforming?

High (85%)

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Enterprise replatforming includes version upgrades, cross-platform migrations, full replatforming to Drupal, WordPress, or headless CMS, multisite consolidations, and large-scale content and data migrations. Umbraco runs on Microsoft's modern .NET platform, aligning it with current enterprise software ecosystems and enabling cross-platform deployment. It can be deployed on cloud infrastructure such as Azure, self-hosted environments, or managed via Umbraco Cloud. Umbraco supports headless and decoupled architectures through its Content Delivery API, enabling structured content delivery to websites, applications, and digital products.

The result of consulting and implementation work was a site based on kontent.ai that separated the front-end from the back-end. There are a plethora of headless CMS solutions on the market, showing a mix of paid SaaS solutions and free, open source offerings. Popular platforms for enterprise replatforming include traditional systems like Drupal and WordPress, as well as modern headless options like Contentful, Sanity, and Strapi.

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CMS migration to Drupal, WordPress & headless
Umbraco in Enterprise Replatforming | Why Organisations Are Choosing It
CMS Replatforming / Which CMS System to Choose

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