The Ultimate Guide To Headless CMS

State of the headless CMS market 2020

Content strategists and marketers need a fresh approach that improves the coordination of content operations. Enterprises need to be able to execute their content strategies everywhere&mdash;instead of fighting with silos.&nbsp;Content as a Service (CaaS) provides a more integrated way to manage content operations within teams and across business units and geographic subsidiaries.&nbsp;

In this free ebook, you will discover:

<ul>
	<li>The differences between CaaS and ordinary headless CMSs and traditional web CMSs</li>
	<li>Why CaaS is a more agile and flexible way to work with content</li>
	<li>How CaaS supports a content-first approach that produces better content without production bottlenecks</li>
	<li>How CaaS connects your content ecosystem and improves enterprise collaboration and governance</li>
</ul>

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Content management is undergoing a significant transformation. The volume of content keeps growing. Enterprises are finding their web content management systems aren&rsquo;t keeping up.

Conventional approaches to content management aren&rsquo;t able to handle the growing volume and increasing diversity of content. Content has become too complex for a single monolithic platform to manage. At the same time, purely technical approaches to content management such as &ldquo;headless&rdquo; don&rsquo;t address the needs of editorial and business teams.

Enterprises have numerous websites and channels to deliver content to. They typically use multiple CMSs to manage their content. As a consequence, their content operations are fragmented and hard to manage. Different teams, content, and technologies aren&rsquo;t supporting each other. And adding more tools is not the answer.

With so much friction in content operations, enterprises have trouble focusing on their true priority: producing great content that customers love and that delivers on business&nbsp;objectives.

This ebook introduces an alternative approach to content management: Content as a Service. CaaS represents a paradigm shift, away from the generic functionality of a traditional CMS focused on outputting webpages, and toward a flexible, integrated set of services that support content operations so they deliver whatever may be needed, now or in the future.&nbsp;

CaaS is not a partial solution that addresses certain symptoms but doesn&rsquo;t solve the core issues. Rather, it is an integrated approach that supports enterprise content publishing fully. Designed around the needs of enterprise content operations, CaaS provides a sustainable way to work with content that lets content teams improve their operational maturity. CaaS connects together the many activities involved in content operations into a cohesive service that is available throughout the enterprise.

CaaS can support content operations throughout the enterprise. It is not limited to particular users or content. It is intended for:

<ul>
	<li>All content types (any topic or format)</li>
	<li>The whole content lifecycle (from planning and creation to delivery and&nbsp;assessment)</li>
	<li>All users (writers, marketers, reviewers, developers, managers)</li>
</ul>

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The Content-asa-Service Mindset.

<ul>
	<li>CaaS gives editorial and business teams more control over how content gets managed.</li>
	<li>CaaS supports all phases of content operations, from planning and creation to delivery, optimization, and&nbsp;assessment.</li>
	<li>It offers end-to-end services to support a full range of authoring and business needs for the entire content&nbsp;lifecycle.</li>
	<li>CaaS provides a unified environment that everyone in an organization can use to create, manage, and deliver&nbsp;content.</li>
	<li>It uses a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model, which means that updates and upgrades happen automatically and continually.</li>
</ul>

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Content strategists and marketers need a fresh approach that improves the coordination of content operations. Enterprises need to be able to execute their content strategies everywhere—instead of fighting with silos. Content as a Service (CaaS) provides a more integrated way to manage content operations within teams and across business units and geographic subsidiaries. In this free ebook, you will discover: The differences between CaaS and ordinary headless CMSs and traditional web CMSs Why CaaS is a more agile and flexible way to work with co

Content management is undergoing a significant transformation. Managing content in large enterprises is becoming more complex. This ebook introduces CaaS, that support content operations to deliver whatever may be needed, now or in the futu

The Complete Guide To Content As A Service