Explore the latest trends, insights, & perspectives shaping our industry

E-commerce was historically considered a futuristic concept, but with the growing demand for convenience, instant gratification, and remote options, it's more apparent than ever what the benefits of e-commerce mean for both businesses and customers.

While WordPress may be fine for a small business, it has increasing risks for enterprise businesses. Choosing the right CMS for your enterprise business is essential for scalability, security, ease-of-use, and integration with other tools and systems.

In the Digital Custom Experience (DCX) model, the jump from Level 1 (Foundational) to Level 2 (Operational) is going to be the most impactful jump between levels, marking the beginning of digital investment. It’s a significant leap toward realizing a more engaging and effective digital presence. In this article, we’ll go over how to prepare your organization for this transition.

As digital trends continue to evolve, the demand for seamless and efficient web content management has never been greater. Businesses continue to seek tools that can help them deliver engaging and personalized experiences to their audiences and two content management solutions are gaining traction: Contentful and Adobe Experience Manager (AEM).

Businesses are constantly seeking innovative strategies to connect with their audience, build brand loyalty, and drive sustainable growth. Lifecycle marketing focuses on nurturing customer relationships throughout their entire journey with a brand.

As technology advances, so do customers' expectations. Many consumers now expect to interact with brands across various touchpoints. Customers are prioritizing seamless, personalized experiences, regardless of the channel they choose to engage with a brand. To meet these expectations, businesses are using multiple channels to create omnichannel engagement for their customers.

The ability to adapt swiftly and efficiently to changing market trends and technological advancements is what sets exceptional design processes apart from the rest. As creative professionals, design teams constantly strive to innovate, adapt, and deliver outstanding results to clients and audiences. To achieve this, maintaining an efficient design system is paramount.

Depending on the goal, businesses may employ a product or project manager to execute different responsibilities when pursuing a new initiative. Here are some basic differences between the two roles and how to choose the best candidate for your team.

For businesses, design is more than just aesthetics; it influences user experiences, brand perception, and project outcomes. To put it simply, design takes center stage as a propeller for business growth, so it’s crucial to emphasize effective design communication throughout each project.