Articles for Episerver / Optimizely
I was a press release for Episerver back in late summer 2019.
I’ve written quite a few articles for Episerver / Optimizely’s resources section.
Changing times will cause dramatically changed consumer and business behavior.
A CMS should be a content collaboration platform, not just a way to cross the last-mile of publishing.
What people want might not be what they tell you they want. We are what we consume.
Episerver has been doing “pure” content for over a decade, despite attempts to pigeonhole it as a “web” CMS.
This was an interview with Episerver’s CMO about headless. It covers some CMS history too, which I love.
A review of all the tools in Episerver to keep your content safe and comply with your regulatory environment.
A discussion about hosting models and delivery architectures and how people keep getting them confused.
A fairly combative email about how making a website using some headless architecture is probably best-served by a traditional web CMS.
An admittedly clickbait-y title about what makes a CMS really flexible and adaptable.
For whatever reason, we love tearing things down and rebuilding them, rather than slowly improving over time.
Book Chapters
Episerver published a few chapters of my 25 Lessons book as blog posts
Sometimes, you can’t come up with an ROI number, and that’s okay.
People say they want everything “out-of-the-box.” But they don’t, really.
Content management RFP responses can be multi-headed, and therefore confusing.