A Composable DXP is built on a modular and scalable architecture. Unlike traditional monolithic DXPs, a Composable DXP allows digital experiences to be composed from individual components. These components, such as a content management system or e-commerce module, can be developed, implemented, and updated independently of each other.
In the videos below, Ruud explains what a Composable DXP is and discusses its advantages and disadvantages. He also provides four tips for your selection process. If you have any questions afterwards, please feel free to contact us!
What is a Composable DXP?
DXP stands for Digital Experience Platform and is an integrated platform for composing, managing, optimizing, and delivering digital experiences. Content management is usually at its core. Learn more about Composable DXP and why it is gaining so much attention in Ruud's video.
Product composition
In the previous video, we explained what a DXP is and the advantages and disadvantages of a traditional All-in-One DXP. A third alternative is the Composable DXP. This will be further explained in this video.
Who is Composable DXP for?
Composable DXP is interesting for anyone looking to innovate or expand their digital landscape. A Composable Architecture can facilitate further expansion of the platform.
Tips for the selection process
1. Consider what roles you need.
2. Use online comparisons and reviews.
3. Develop small-scale Proof of Concepts.
4. Look beyond this process. Think about what you want to be able to do with the CMS.
Conclusion
A Composable Digital Experience Platform is an integrated platform for composing, managing, optimizing, and delivering digital experiences. Content management is usually at its core. Composable DXP is interesting for anyone looking to innovate or expand their digital landscape.
Do you have any questions?
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